Some things never change, and your love of art, music, dance, film and theatre is one of them. Bring it with you on your trip to Toronto, ON.

As world leaders gather this month (June 25 to 27, 2010) in the Muskoka area for the G8 Summit, and in Toronto for the G20 Summit, the spotlight is on Ontario.

Toronto is Canada’s Big Apple, known for its multicultural diversity, distinctive ‘hoods, and lively arts and culture scene.

Leafy, lush Muskoka is “Cottage Country.”

The world may be coming to Canada’s largest city this month, but Toronto, ON’s urban neighborhoods are already a kaleidoscope of cultures (more than 100, in fact).

 When busy women want to have fun—post-G8 conference or any time—Muskoka, ON is one of Canada’s favourite playgrounds.

I strayed from my beloved. And it was delicious.

Some things never change. I grew up counting down the weeks until summer when it was time for my family to drive to Muskoka, ON—“cottage country” as the locals call it.