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Legends of Horror is back at Casa Loma for its 9th annual production

Since the event wrapped up last year, the production team for Legends of Horror has been hard at work attending horror trade shows all over the world to make this year’s production the best it’s ever been. With new costumes and sets, contortionists and fire eaters, Legends of Horror is back at Casa Loma this October to give you a fresh cast of horrors to keep you up at night.

Legends of Horror 2024

This year will mark the 9th annual production of Legends of Horrors at Casa Loma and the event will have something for all ages. From Oct. 3 to Nov. 2, doors will open each night for regular admission at 7 p.m. and will run until late. From Oct. 18 to Nov. 2, family hours will run from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. each night when it’s lighter out to make it less scary for young ones. At this time, there won’t be any actors or jump scares and Delaney ensures it will be “still quite scary for them, but not a level that it’s going to be traumatic.”

Every kid can rock: Changing the tune of music education

Hey, Toronto parents and educators, did you know that, according to the National Association for Music Education (NAMFE), about 70 per cent of kids drop their musical instruments like hot potatoes within just three months of starting music lessons ? Yes, it’s not exactly a punchline that gets you laughing.

Waterslides to be a main attraction at Therme Canada | Ontario Place

The revitalization project will offer unforgettable waterslide experiences for all ages

Legends of Horror is back at Casa Loma with ultimate thrilling experience

‘Somewhere along the lines, we’ll tap into the thing that scares you the most’

Something fruitful: How The Pineapple Theory can bring you happiness and satisfaction

Author Steve "Mr. Pineapple" Mathieu himself was The Pineapple Theory’s first guinea pig, and he saw immediate results.

Online casinos in Ontario - Top ten licensed real money sites

The legal and regulated online gambling market launched in Ontario in April 2022, paving the way for international operators to offer their services in this Canadian province. At the moment of writing this article, over 65 casino operators are listed as licensed by iGaming Ontario.

Casa Loma’s Holiday Lights Tour is back and bigger than ever

Toronto’s dazzling open-air tour returns this December with two kilometres of spectacular lights and live entertainment

Casa Loma lighting up for next-level holiday event

On the meticulously maintained grounds of Casa Loma, a crew of about 80 people has been working day and night to turn the beloved Toronto landmark into a winter wonderland, just in time for the Christmas season.

Legends of Horror making haunting return to Casa Loma for Halloween 2021

After being forced to go dark last year amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Legends of Horror – the thrilling immersive Halloween theatrical event at Casa Loma – is back, and better than ever.

Fall in love with rural Ontario with these four easy day trips

Fall is upon us here in Ontario, and that means the hearty rural landscape of the region is ripe with harvest activities and picture-perfect pit stops. Whether you’re looking for a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, farm games, thrills and rides or a fresh-baked pie, Middlesex County has you covered. Grab your masks, remember to keep a safe distance and check out these four easy day trip destinations that offer the very best in fall fun.

‘It’ factor: Horror legend Pennywise joins blockbuster Casa Loma event

As you navigate the attics of Casa Loma’s horse stables between Sept. 27 and Halloween, you can’t — and won’t — know exactly when Pennywise, the demented clown from Stephen King’s It novel and two recent movies of the same name, will pop out to scare you into next week.

All-Canadian line-up to join The Rolling Stones at Burl’s Creek

Opening ceremonies get Olympic-style upgrade featuring headliner Platinum Blonde

An Olympic-style atmosphere will mark the opening of the 34th annual Carassauga Festival of Cultures, which runs May 24 to 26 at various locations across Mississauga.

Opening ceremonies get Olympic-style upgrade featuring headliner Platinum Blonde

DIVORCING WITH SHARKS: Robert Herjavec to pay ex $125Gs monthly

Former Shark Tank star Robert Herjavec will pay ex-wife Diane Plese $125,000 a month in support and a total of $25 million from his massive fortune, an Ontario Superior Court judge has ruled. Herjavec and Plese separated on July 24, 2014  after 24 years of marriage with three adult children. Plese filed for divorce in March 2015, wrote Mesbur. Kym Johnson and Robert Herjavec expecting first child together 'Dragons' Den' gets two new dragons, loses Vikram Vij Ex-'Dragons' Den' star Robert Herjavec, 'Dancing' partner Kym Johnson engaged In 2000, the couple bought their Bridle Path-area mansion — which featured an indoor swimming pool, a ballroom, many bedrooms, many bathrooms and  an enormous garage —  for $7 million (sold last year for $17.4 million) as well as a $2.6 million recreational property on Fisher Island, Fla. (now worth  $4.8 million). His current wife was paid a salary equivalent to her Stars job by her spouse to sell two concepts to the BBC on behalf of her husband’s company. spazzano@postmedia.com