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CONTENTS 02 Letter from the editor 10 Top Routes to Jog 04 Resident of the Month 12 Best Matcha Places 06 Budgeting 101 14 Move Out Tips 08 Woodbine Beach 16 Common Kitchens
August
Letter from the Dear Reader,
editor
I am thrilled to welcome you to the latest edition of our newsletter. Summer is here—and with it, long sunny days, warm evenings, and a well-deserved break. At CampusOne, we’re embracing the season with open arms. This month’s newsletter is packed with summer highlights and ideas for making the most of the beautiful weather. Now’s the time to slow down and enjoy all Toronto has to offer! Wishing you nice sunny days,
Carolina Arizmendi Assistant Residence Life Coordinator carizmendi@liveksc.ca
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Avoid carrying a balance to minimize interest charges. Pay off your balance in full each month to build a positive credit history.
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Woodbine
BE ACH Whether you're after an energizing game of volleyball, a peaceful sunset row, family time around the BBQ, or attending the latest waterfront festival, this iconic Toronto beach delivers.
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You breathe in fresh, lake-filled air, push yourself up forested hill runs, and pass through historic districts and vibrant neighborhoods.
And no matter your pace or path, the city’s open trails invite you to explore your limits—and enjoying each step along the way.
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Don Valley High Park Toronto Loop Waterfront Trails
TOP ROUTES TO GO Distance: ~10 km one-way Highlights: Views of Lake Ontario, Highland Creek and Humber River sections, rest spots, waterfront cafés Best for: All levels: flat, scenic, and well-lit year-round. Distance: ~7–9 km Highlights: Woodlands, hills, Grenadier Pond, seasonal cherry blossoms Best for: Mix of gentle hills and varied terrain; great for interval workouts. Distance: Varies by trail—3–20 km+ Highlights: Wooded ravines, minor elevation, escapes the city noise Best for: Trail lovers and still a stone’s throw from central neighborhoods.
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From the serene waterfront and lush parks to urban streettscapes, Toronto offers a little bit of everything. Lakeside trails, leafy ravines, and skyline-filled boulevards await.
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Best MATCHA spots
Whether you're craving serene tea culture, Instagram-ready aesthetics, or bold matcha hits, Toronto’s matcha venues offer a delightful variety. Grab your cup, pick a vibe, and sip your way through the city’s green gems.
MATCHA MATCHA A downtown matcha bar focused on ceremonial‑grade powder and inventive mixes like Ube, Lavender-Blueberry, London Fog, and Cheesecake matcha. Drinks range from $6–8, just be ready for kiosk ordering and possible lines. 407 Church St
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ICHA TEA With welcoming Chinatown and Queen West locations, Icha Tea crafts strong, authentic matcha lattes ($4–7). It’s known for its traditional preparation and elegant ambiance 235 Spadina Ave
HIMALAYAN COFFEE HOUSE Home to generous matcha servings, often topped with latte art. Great for long study sessions or big matcha lovers 2552 Yonge St
TSUCHI CAFÉ A vegan-friendly café on College St. Redditors praise its balanced tannin and lower sweetness: It complements matcha with excellent plant-based pastries and vibrant atmosphere 688 College St
INSIDER TIPS Ask for sweetened or unsweetened to match your taste preference. Non-dairy milks: oat pairs well at Neo, almond works at Ninetails and Icha. For texturefocused specialty drinks, try Neo's Matcha Berry Latte MATCHA MATCHA transforms at night perfect for a tea‑cocktail evening out.
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Coordinate with friends, family, or a moving company to assist you on moving day. Pack a moving day essentials box with items you'll need immediately, such as toiletries or a change of clothes.
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TEAM Editor-in-Chief SRLC Cristina Aranda Graphic Designers ARLC Carolina Arizmendi Proofreader/Copy Editor SCA Yassin Khaled Khalifa
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