A real treat for your mince pies
Come a Sunday morning, there’s nothing we like better than to open our sleepy eyes, yawn, look out the window at the snow, mutter “eff that for a game of soldiers,” and then go back to bed.
When we do get up a few hours later, then there’s nothing we like better than settling down with a cuppa, grab a hot buttered crumpet and read a good newspaper.
The British Canadian. The title says it all. BRITISH in all caps. End of.
The newspaper is free, claims 125,000 readers and says it’s available from over 400 British locations nationwide. That’s not too shabby.
It covers news, sports, features, TV, community and events. The website also links to some British shops, travel services, pension and investment advisers and the BBC Canada shop so you can catch up on all Corrie Street episodes since 1960. And that is a lot of Ken Barlow to handle.
But wait! There’s more!
If you need even more Britishness then the website also links to Totally British Magazine, which offers a plethora of mainly TV and entertainment news that is available by subscription.
So there you have it. Give your mince pies a treat this weekend.
Brits In Toronto 
Hi, I would just like to share that The Toronto Morris Men are looking for new members and will be holding a weekly practice every Thursday at 8:00 p.m. (Trinity St Paul’s United Church 427 Bloor St W) starting October 16th 2025 until the end of April. Bring comfortable clothes and running shoes. We are proud in upholding and maintaining the Ancient English tradition of Morris Dancing – a tradition that was considered ancient even in Shakespeare’s time. After practice we usually end up having a couple of pints and singing in a pub afterwards. No experience necessary (for the pub or the dancing).