Description: Valerie In Toronto

And that place would be New Brunswick, an underrated province where I spent a beautiful, breezy and fire-y Canadian Thanksgiving. Includes ...

Evidently, it's not enough I have this monthly podcast and another weekly podcast - I have to come up with a daily one. But it's just for ...

I venture into suburbia in a big green and white clanging flattened metal hexagon, and live to tell the tale. Featuring music from The Most ...

In the temporary Canadian embassy of Ashtabula, Ohio, I talk with my birth mother about why she went to Canada, why she stays, and how it's ...

Volunteering for a theatre company, I explore Dufferin Grove Park, where the play's the thing in more ways than one. Featuring a naked kid, ...

Taking Queen Street to its eastern end, I extend one previous journey and correct another. Featuring music by Luke Doucet, a dog that ...

In a productive overreaction, I blather about the nature of desire unedited while going from a busy intersection far away to a pair of ...

So what was the deal with me mentioning rejection and acceptance in the blurb for the last episode? I explain and try desperately to avoid ...

I go to Brantford to start a month in which I got some rejection, but way more acceptance from people I could never have imagined. ...

From Toronto's oldest hotel to its oldest store, I go underground and show that not even a free breakfast can make me a morning person. ...

The Citytv odyssey continues, as I go from the kindness of a great music video director to the kindness of a former provincial policeman. ...

Go with the flow as I do a soundseeing tour of my television screen, then approach a big old building where cameras, ideas and egos ran ...

I go to a place where I worked illegally to listen to a famous American guy caught up in a romance with Canada that echoes my own. Includes ...