David Suzuki: Take a hike – it might help you heal
Walking in nature can be good for your health, but it can also be an act of reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people
David Suzuki
April 30, 2022
Walking in nature can be good for your health, but it can also be an act of reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people
Actor and gardener Paula Wolfson guides me through one of the most beautiful stretches of the East Don River Trail
During the colder months, a trek through the 30 kilometres of underground walkway is a great way to see some sights – and fit in some exercise
Imaginatively repurposed areas, cool architecture and a nice mix of the commercial and residential make this east end spot a winner
The former industrial area has been transformed into a crowded neighbourhood cluttered with condos
The 2.5 kilometre stretch between Spadina and Sherbourne is as relaxing as bumper-to-bumper traffic on the 401
If you’re tired of melting under the summer sun, these five trails will cool you off and lift your spirits
Augmented reality, whale watching and walking on water are set to make a splash at Waterfront Festival this fall
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A year of traversing Toronto paths and trails has kept me moving, taught me to appreciate nature and made me see the city in a whole new way
Inaccessible by cars, this gorgeous spot to the east of Bluffer’s Park is a private place full of history, art and nature
This tranquil, accessible walk in Toronto’s west end takes you along Etobicoke Creek from Lake Ontario up to the QEW