Anjo’s Visit to Judy’s Tropical Garden: A Taste of Home in Markham
There’s something special about picking your own food — especially when it’s the same vegetables you grew up eating back home. In his latest vlog, Anjo takes us on a visit to Judy’s Tropical Garden, a Filipino-owned farm in Markham that lets you pick your own gulay straight from the soil. Located near the border of Durham and […]
Rex Navarrete: The Real OG of Filipino Comedy
Back in the early 2000s, I remember downloading Rex Navarrete on LimeWire. That was my first taste of Filipino-American comedy — raw, relatable, and straight from the diaspora. His jokes about Filipino families, accents, and immigrant life hit differently. For many of us growing up in Canada, he was the first comedian who sounded like home. So […]
Drei’s $15 Food Challenge in Toronto
What can you eat in Toronto with just $15? Drei took on the challenge — food, drink, and dessert all included — and it turned out to be one fun (and filling) adventure! Her first stop: Yonge & Finch, a hotspot for Asian eats. Instead of heading to a big chain, she wanted something more local and […]
A Day with Alpacas at Brae Ridge Farm
There’s something magical about starting the day surrounded by fluffy alpacas. That’s exactly how it felt for Drei at Brae Ridge Farm, where she joined a private alpaca tour that’s been trending all over social media. She had seen so many creators share this experience, and finally, she got to try it herself. The moment she arrived, she […]
Coffee Hopping in Markham: Kyle’s Top 3 Local Café Finds
Coffee is a big part of Kyle’s day. He admits he can’t function without it. So one morning, instead of heading to a big chain café, Kyle decided to explore some of Markham’s local coffee spots—small businesses with great flavor and character. First stop, Café Mode. A cozy spot with a clean, relaxing vibe—perfect for studying, working, […]
Late-Night Eats in Toronto: From Nachos to Pork Bone Soup
Summer nights in Toronto are made for exploring—and eating. The city doesn’t sleep, and neither do its food spots. From concerts to late-night walks, there’s always something cooking somewhere. First stop, Sneaky Dee’s. A Toronto classic where the vibe is pure rock and roll and the nachos are legendary—loaded, cheesy, and big enough for three people. […]
Hollywood on Yonge Street: Drei Visits the Suicide Squad Set in Toronto
Sometimes you pass by a place a hundred times and never realize it’s been in a Hollywood movie. That’s what happened to Drei. In one of her latest vlogs, she takes us on a casual walk through downtown Toronto — specifically to Yonge and Dundas, the same intersection transformed into Midway City in the 2016 film Suicide Squad. […]
Backyard Sessions: Two Decades Later, Still Playing
By Anjo Pallasigui Summer in Canada goes by fast. You blink and it’s already August. That’s why when the weather’s good, you make time for things that matter. Last weekend, we had a backyard jam. Nothing fancy. Just friends, a few guitars, and a small setup outside. Some of us have been playing together for […]
The Hunt for the Perfect Oasis Shirt: Anjo’s Vintage T-Shirt Adventure in Toronto
With Oasis making their way to Toronto, Anjo had one thing on his mind: find the perfect band shirt before the concert. Not just any shirt, but something that screams fan energy, nostalgia, and maybe even a little bit of 90s attitude. Instead of ordering online, Anjo hit the streets to explore three iconic Toronto spots where local shops […]
Filbert Shoots on Film: A Beginner’s Dive into the World of Analog Photography
Filbert has always loved photography. But lately, he’s taken that love to the next level—by going backward. That’s right, he’s trading pixels for prints and diving into the nostalgic world of 35mm film photography. It all started with a few old cameras: a Konica C35 rangefinder from the 1970s, a Canon AF35M, and a special piece […]
