Today on #FridayFinds is Colonel Samuel Smith Skating Trail ⛸❄️@humberlakeshore campus. Bring your own skates and try it out this winter! I had so much fun skating around this figure 8 trail. It’s not overcrowded and there is free parking on site. A plus is it’s located in south Etobicoke, with so many little restaurants close by on the main strip. Hit me up for more info about housing prices in this area! Renting, selling, or buying? Call 📞 (416) 717-4391, email 💌 lori@luv

Today’s #FridayFind is Unionville. The historic village is a small town that developed over a century or so starting in the 1840s. Main Street Unionville attracts thousands of visitors each year — as of 2006 it boasted nine restaurants, including three pubs. Each year, thousands of people visit Unionville during the Unionville Festival. The annual festival is hosted in the summer and has many activities such as a Parade, 5K Run & Music Bandstand. One Iconic Landmark is the Ol

Today’s #FridayFinds is Port Carling. This lovely little cottage town is know as the “Hub of the Lakes” because it’s location on the Indian river, in between Lake Muskoka and Rosseau. Enjoy eating, shopping and exploring here. You can get here by boat and park on the public docks or can take a boat ride in an antique wooden boat! For more info about here or other cottage towns, Call 📞 (416) 717-4391, email 💌 lori@luvrealestate.com or visit 💻 www.luvrealestate.com. You can

Today’s #FridayFinds is Cheltenham. This tiny town in Caledon has a little general store where you can pick up your mail, essential groceries and has a cute boutique. Cheltenham is also home the famous “Badlands” - these are unique red hills rolling over the countryside and make for an awesome picture. You use to be able to walk on these hills (the photo was taken back in 2015) but now the lands are being preserved. You can still take a visit to see the unique view. Cheltenha

Today’s #FridayFind is Brampton. During this time of year, in the Fall is Brampton’s Fall Fair. The fair began in 1853, that means 166 years where local farmers from the area would meet for biannual affairs. In 1975 it become more about midway rides for the family with Campbell Amusements. It’s a great activity to have fun with the family and kids. Enjoy some carnival favours like candy apples or waffles & ice cream as well as play games for big stuffed animals. In addition t

Port Credit is located on the south edge of Mississauga, where the Credit Valley River feeds into Lake Ontario. It is also known as the "Village on the Water". The shoreline holds a lovely lighthouse and has the largest marina of it's surrounding area. Because the waterways here consist of a river and a lake, there is a extensive variety of boats used in this area - from canoes to sail boats to motorized boats. On the harbour, boats dock on the boardwalk which encompasses the

Every Friday I will be posting about my favourite neighbourhoods around the GTA and Muskoka region. If you are looking to make a real estate move, I believe it is important to educate yourself about different areas so are able to find one that fits your lifestyle perfectly. If you are not looking to make a move, simply use my posts to find ideas of neat places to visit and enjoy. You can also follow my Instagram page @loricasciolisold or my Facebook page at Lori Cascioli - Yo