I took introduction to acting and with Janelle Hanna as the instructor. Don't waste your money. The…read moreclass needed a better instructor or at the very least some instruction. The instructor Jenelle Hanna lacked self awareness and thought she was absolutely perfect. There was no mental plasticity from this instructor attempting to teach students who had no acting experience. It would have been nice to have been taught by someone with experience in acting.

Beautiful place where my husband's cousin got married. It has a cathedral feeling to it and the…read morecourt yard is beautiful to have a wedding ceremony. The reception was held indoors and it was rather old and outdated, but it gave the wedding a rustic, whimsical feel to it. The restrooms are atrocious though, they need to fix that.

Multiple visits show swimmers using hard plastic paddles in intermediate lanes, risking injury…read more Lifeguards are dismissive and indignant, and Aquatics Director, Ms. Setayesh Hadavand never replies to complaints. High salaries, no oversight, real danger. Avoid.

Bad service, outdated showers and change rooms, old over washed thin towels and the plus…read moremembership not worth the money.

Disrespectful owner. Does not care to listen, and when listening closes eyes and shakes head as if…read moreyou're boring her. Staff could be wonderful, but the owner herself does not know how to stay professional. Constantly criticizes and implies that you're "not good enough."

My daughter went to this camp. At the very beginning she was a little apprehensive as there was no…read moreone she knew, but Sheri and the staff made it warm and welcoming environment. It was a good mix of crafts, games and computers. I quizzed her, and she had nothing negative to say about this camp at all. She is sad that she was only registered for one week, as this was her favorite camp by far. We will be coming back next year.

The sign boasts that Winston Churchill is "a City within a park" and I would say that that is…read morepretty accurate. Since Sam G. has done a great job describing the park I will focus my review on the primary reason I make the walk to WC, the dog park subdivision. The entrance areas to the fenced in dog area were recently improved with concrete pads, making coming and going on mucky days much more pleasant. The entrances have the double gate system with, as other dog owners know, makes releasing the hounds much easier. The fenced in area itself is huge, maybe the size of a football field? There are a couple benches for humans and also a shaded area by the tennis courts. Best part is that the area is covered in grass! Outside the off-leash area there are lots of other places to go walking with a dog, including down the ravine and along the path towards Loblaws. One minus is the drinking fountain, complete with dog bowl at bottom, is outside the fenced area. Parking along that stretch of St. Clair W is dicey depending on time of day so I'd recommend walking there if you can.

It's a great open space in Toronto, on top of a hill, so there are beautiful views…read more We go to the dog park regularly because it's close and quite large. The only fault is that only half of the dog park has wood chips so it can get really muddy in the spring time. Dog owners are courteous and mindful, and it's a friendly place to take your dog to. Whether your dog is a social butterfly or just wants to wander around on their own, the dog park is big and spacious so they can let loose and do their thing.

Not suitable for my 7 year old. I booked the pokemon camp for him, and by Wednesday he went home…read moreand cry thinking he is not treated fairly at the camp. The one star is for I was able to get refund for Thursday and Friday.

My son started his first day at camp today. We signed him up for the counselor in training camp and…read morehe said the teacher spoke English 90-95% of the time, which is completely the opposite of what was advertised on the camp description. This is a complete waste of time and money. A very poor and disappointing experience.

I signed up for the 6 wk boot camp challenge just over 6 wks ago and I couldn't be more…read moreimpressed/happy w/ my results so far! I've been so happy w/ the program I even committed to a yr long program/membership b/c I can see how well it works! In 6 wks my strength has doubled in a lot of areas and I took my plank from 2:35 to over 6 mins and I've lost 11.5 mm of fat from my stomach and arm area. I wasn't really out of shape/over weight when I joined so to see these kind of results already is pretty incredible! Can't wait to see what the next 6 wks brings! I especially love how hands on all the coaches are. The morning classes that I do are relatively small and the coaches are there to guide not only your training but also your meal plan which is really helpful. Plus you get lots of interesting articles/recipes/motivational material from Rob via email and you can sign up for classes through an online program which is great!

Gordy is a welcoming and inspiring coach! I love this gym…read more I've been a member for six weeks and have found community, motivation and my waistline!!!

What a beautiful new facility in the lively and lovely Cabbagetown neighborhood. The bright clean…read morestudio space is well equipped with the ability to entertain children of all ages. I was able to see how much fun the kids had at the Hip Hop Dance Class and the Yoga Class for adults was full of zen! If you have kids that like to have fun, be entertained and/or need before or after school care, this might be a good fit for you and worth a call to get more info. My experience with the friendly staff was amazing.

From the owner: Buds and Blossoms has two licensed child care facilities. One located in the heart of Downtown…read moreToronto in Cabbagetown- it offers preschool, kindergarten, aftercare, summer camps and a diverse selection of classes for parents and children. Our second location is located in the beautiful Caledon Village- it offers toddler and preschool programs. Our Program curriculum is mindfulness based and child-lead. This way, we ensure that the children are engaged while learning something they want to learn and are having fun. At Buds and Blossoms, we want to make sure that we create a welcoming environment with our families. Our educators are fun-loving and passionate about what they do! Follow us on our social media pages to learn more!

I've updated my review from 2 to 4 stars. I still think the price is high, but the office has…read morereally improved a lot over the last year. Most of the teachers have been pretty good.

My son is 14 years of age, he has just gone into sports activity, he looked for particular books…read moreregarding that. He also joined summer camp by School of Rocks. At the end he said it was awesome. Highly recommended. Keep the spirits high.

Being a guy who learned to play squash in my twenties, with little to no instruction, I learned to…read moredo a lot of things... the wrong way. About 5 years into my squash career, I got some lessons, fixed a bunch of things and slowly got better. I had been able to take my game to a relatively strong level of squash, but I just couldn't seem to break into feeling comfortable at the A level. With some very subtle tweaks, and some not so subtle, Shahier was able to break down inefficiencies in both my swing and my movement. After working on and applying my newly acquired knowledge, I saw massive improvements in my ability to hit the ball with much greater accuracy, weight of shot, and (when needed) effortless power. I can't say enough about my experiences at the Squash Revolution camp. I've attended the Toronto camp 3 years in a row and plan on a fourth. I learn something new and invaluable every time. One on one coaching, great drills, match strategy, footwork, technical and to end off, you get to have Shahier grind you to exhaustion in game play. Shahier is a former top PSA player -his squash skills and knowledge are at the highest level. See you next summer.

For the more serious junior squash player, look no further then Shahier Razik & Squash Revolution…read more My son Patrick is just back from a Squash Revolution Camp at Wesleyan University - loved it! Shahier teams up with Amr Shabana, Greg Gaultier, Shona Kerr (Wesleyan) & the rest of the team. Unbelievable experience to move from a good to great player. My son also takes lesson from Shahier at Squash Revolution, Ryerson. Great advice on drills, mental prep, physical training & match play. Shahier has a positive energy & outlook to improve weaknesses & continue to build strengths. Incredibly motivating, smart, kind & funny. A superb mentor & coach for our son!