Showing posts with label Toronto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toronto. Show all posts
Monday, March 15, 2010
Alternative Transport
By Andrew
Most of us don’t have the benefit to live within an acceptable walking distance from our place of employment. This being the case, we are generally left with the options of driving or taking public transportation. I’m not saying that these are bad options, but they certainly aren’t the best if you’re interested in reducing your environmental impact or improving your fitness and mental wellbeing. The main alternative option that is probably flashing in your mind is riding a bike, something that I have recently begun to do for my commute to work now that the weather is getting warmer. As I transitioned to biking, I noticed something wonderful.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
The Benefits of Cooking at Home
There are several benefits to preparing your own meals:
- Yes, that hair in your food is yours
- You have the choice regarding the origin of your food, and how it is produced
- You know exactly what you're about to eat
- You're learning a life skill
- You're taking the opportunity to make a statement about your political, ethical, and nutritional priorities
Labels:
Cooking,
Evergreen Brickworks,
st. lawrence market,
Sustainable,
Toronto
Friday, February 19, 2010
St. Lawrence Antiques Market
By Braeden
Now I know it’s counter-intuitive to expect the hippest items second-hand venues have to offer from a place you’d expect to look like the inner bowels of your grandparents closet, but don’t be quick to dismiss the St. Lawrence Antiques Market. The Antiques Market is held every Sunday from 5am to 5pm in the North Market (directly across the street from the regular St. Lawrence Market). Just like any antique shop, there is a lot of over-priced junk you couldn’t pay someone to buy. However, if you’re willing to take a leisurely stroll over Sunday coffee with a friend you’re bound to stumble upon plenty of steals.
Now I know it’s counter-intuitive to expect the hippest items second-hand venues have to offer from a place you’d expect to look like the inner bowels of your grandparents closet, but don’t be quick to dismiss the St. Lawrence Antiques Market. The Antiques Market is held every Sunday from 5am to 5pm in the North Market (directly across the street from the regular St. Lawrence Market). Just like any antique shop, there is a lot of over-priced junk you couldn’t pay someone to buy. However, if you’re willing to take a leisurely stroll over Sunday coffee with a friend you’re bound to stumble upon plenty of steals.
Labels:
antiques,
bargain,
photography,
shopping,
st. lawrence market,
Toronto
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