Divine Reviews: Museum of Illusions Toronto
We are always on the hunt for things to do as tourists or as tourists in your own city. If you live in the Greater Toronto Area or are visiting,…
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DIVINE Reviews: Toronto’s Little Canada
If you live in the Greater Toronto Area or are in the area for a visit this summer, Little Canada* is a must-see! Little Canada is an ideal attraction for…
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Michelle Levy Spotlights: The 18th Annual 519 Gala
The 519, one of the world’s leading and most respected 2SLGBTQ+ community and support centres, honoured internationally renowned author John Irving at the 18th Annual 519 Gala fundraiser with the…
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DIVINE Explores: Volvo Midsummer Celebration
Midsummer, a highly celebrated event in Sweden, is the tradition of welcoming the warmth and long summer days with friends and family. To enjoy everything that this time of year…
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DIVINE Reads: Friends Like These by Meg Rosoff
Friends Like These – About the Book New York City. Summer 1983. A summer internship in New York was meant to be everything Beth wanted. But from the moment she…
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Tested and Approved: Graco’s SlimFit3 LX 3-in-1 Car Seat
There are a multitude of children’s products available on the market. From the state-of-the-art stroller to the playing mat gym, not to mention all the toys and accessories, there is…
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Michelle Levy Spotlights: A Look Back at the Canadian Screen Awards
The Canadian Screen Awards are always worth a flash back. The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television celebrated four days of events honouring the achievements of Canadian talent in film,…
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DIVINE Reads: Last Winter by Carrie Mac
Last Winter: About the Book “Last Winter” is the story of a child who might not survive the heartbreak of her father’s death and a mother who struggles to both…
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DIVINE Reads: Two for the Road by Chantel Guertin
Two for the Road: About the Book Sometimes there are detours on the road to love . . . Beyond the walls of her romance bookstore, Gigi Rutherford is out of…
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DIVINE Reads: So Hard To Do by Sally Basmajian
So Hard To Do: About the Book Suze Foster has always been devoted to her daughter. As a child, Jannie required extra support in school, but now-at age 29-she’s a…
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