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It’s time to celebrate in Toronto

I am still trying to wrap my head around the fact that this year is FLYING by! But that means that it is time to start getting excited for one of my absolute favourite events of the year. Yes, that’s right! Toronto will celebrate its sixth Le Dîner en Blanc on Thursday, August 17th, 2017 and we could not be more excited! From spectacular food, to planning the perfect white outfit, this year is set to be the biggest yet, and we are sharing all the reasons why.  Continue reading “It’s time to celebrate in Toronto”

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See you on March 14th

There are certain things in life that will always make me happy. I am not ashamed to admit that many times it has to do with food. So when I found out that Pi Co. was hosting a cheeky celebration of #PiDay (dedicated to the mathematical term) with their delicious pizza, I knew exactly where I would be from 12-3:14pm in Toronto. Although I’m sure my baby brother with his Masters of Mathematsics is excited about the mathematical reasons to celebrate, you had me at pizza.  Continue reading “See you on March 14th”

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Are you ready for Shake Shack x Momofuku?

Yes, you read that correctly. The iconic Shake Shack is coming to town for a one day event that is sure to send food lovers into a frenzy. On Wednesday, January 18, for one day only, Shake Shack is popping up in Toronto at Momofuku Daishō. ShackBurgers and Crinkle Cut Fries will be available from 12:30 pm to 6:30 pm only and you know that we will be there waiting anxiously to get our hands on these delicious items! Continue reading “Are you ready for Shake Shack x Momofuku?”

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Events | No more “Yeah, but she deserved it.”

Did you know that November 25th is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women? As more and more stories of victim-shaming keep occurring, I am excited to attend the Blamé Launch Party to have a very real conversation about this subject matter and to support a very real statement surrounding victim-shaming. This is NOT okay and I encourage you to join us in showing your support of a world that needs to change.  Continue reading “Events | No more “Yeah, but she deserved it.””