Sugar Beach's conjunction of post-industrial site and lighthearted landscaping makes the place feel like a bit of a fiction – as though you could go back one day and find it was all a mirage. — Read More

What better beach to hit when the city is being undressed than Hanlan's Point? — Read More

Swimmable and now a hub for paddleboarding, at the quiet sands of Kew-Balmy Beach it's like the rest of the city gets checked at the door. — Read More

Centre Island Beach is probably the PG-est of Toronto's beaches, the sand you seek when you're thinking procreation, not copulation. — Read More

Once upon a time Sunnyside beach was the "poor man's Riviera" – it had it all: romance, pageantry, disaster, celebration. Now, not so much. But at least it's (mostly) safe to swim. — Read More

It's hard to get jazzed about HtO Park. It's nice and well-designed, but also reaffirms it's no piece of cake to be a beach-goer in downtown Toronto. — Read More

Its secluded location has given Cherry Beach a reputation as a notorious cruising spot. But these days it feels increasingly less tucked away. — Read More

Ward's Island – the first in a series of dispatches taking the pulse of Toronto's beach culture. Yes, we said beach culture. — Read More

My ridiculously fun, completely fulfilling, entirely addictive life inside Choir!Choir!Choir! — Read More