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Prepping
By Olivia Bucherer-Ezer, University of Toronto, Canada It’s been just over a year since I packed up my life and set across the pond to start my year abroad in Toronto and it got me thinking about all the thoughts, fears and anxieties I had that, in retrospect, I truly didn’t need to worry about. So I thought it was suitable to whack them in a blog in case they provide any reassurance for those heading out this coming September.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Touristing in Toronto
By Olivia Bucherer-Ezer, University of Toronto, Canada **subjective of course** Whether you’re heading out to Toronto in September, perhaps along with a family member or are expecting visitors throughout the year, here are some top tips to give you the most fulfilling experience of the big T-city.
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Returning and Reminiscing
by Olivia Bucherer-Ezer, University of Toronto, Canada It’s been two months since returning home from Toronto and 3756708911 “HOW WAS IT?!?!” conversations later, I thought I’d reflect a little on here about what a whirlwind of a year its been.
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A guide to finding accommodation in Toronto
By Olivia Bucherer-Ezer, University of Toronto, Canada Time to plan where to stay in Toronto? Let’s break some options down. Just a cheeky disclaimer before we get into the nitty gritty’s of Toronto’s accommodation options… this is all based on mine or my friends experiences, which are obviously subjective so don’t be completely put off if you already something in mind. This is more of a guidance in case you have absolutely no clue where to start… just as I did this time last year. So lets jump in and hopefully this can be of use!
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a pretty sick case of the travel bug
cringe intended… by Olivia Lily Bucherer-Ezer, University of Toronto, Canada
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Let’s BeReal About The Workload
Work smart, Not hard.
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The big T-city
(Otherwise known, by a girl in my lecture, as the “Wannabe New York”. either way, no complaints.) by Olivia Bucherer-Ezer, University of Toronto, Canada Exactly two weeks into my adventure, it’s safe to say Toronto was nothing like I expected it to be… (in a good way don’t worry).



















