| Halloween News and Halloween Tips for Fun North of Toronto
Halloween is a lot of fun for both adults and children. Below are some Halloween News items for updates on October Halloween events and festivals. Also some Halloween tips and reminders to keep everyone involved prior to Halloween day, Halloween costume tip, party ideas and ideas on how to stay safe during this major fall event.
Halloween News Updates
Halloween Safety Tips From The Northumberland OPP
NorthumberlandView.ca -
The members of the Northumberland Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, would like to remind parents/guardians and children that Halloween can be a ...
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Halloween fundraiser supports provincial and national athletes
Sudbury Northern Life Staff: Parents and children searching for something different to do this Halloween are invited to participate in the Laurentian Nordic Ski Club’s second annual Trick or Trek event this Saturday (Oct. 29). There will be two events held Saturday — a Not-So-Spooky one-kilometre walk/run for the younger participants at 6:30 p.m. and a Spooky two-kilometre walk/run for older kids. Stay in Sudbury Area
Halloween with Sir John A. Macdonald in Kingston
Monday October 31, follow the it carriage way between 5 & 8 p.m. Parks Canada invites you and your little goblins to visit the Bellevue House former home of the late Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada’s first Prime Minister, by candlelight. The Ghost of Sir John A. may be returning from the in this historic mansion. Stay in Kingston Ontario
WHAT'S THE ULTIMATE HALLOWEEN CANDY? TODAY: TOOTSIE ROLL V...
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THE GLOBE ASSEMBLED A CRACKER-JACK EXPERT PANEL – REPORTER DAKSHANA BASCARAMURTY, WEB EDITOR CLIFF LEE AND NINE-YEAR-OLD CANDYAFICIONADO ALVARO GEIGER ...
Why candy isn't so bad after all
Samira Kawash, the author of a blog and an upcoming book about the sugary treats, claims candy has taken an unfair rap Read more
Trick or treat, stress the treat: 13 ghoulishly good candy recipes
Deliciously creepy Halloween treats
Entertainment listings
NorthernLife.ca - SCARS AND BRUISES-Learn to make gory Halloween costume accents, presented by Dynamic Earth, Oct 15, 1-3 pm, $25/general public, $23/Science North members, sciencenorth.ca ...
Fall fun at Ontario parks
Toronto Sun - Bob Boughner -
(JACOB ROBINSON/QMI AGENCY) Halloween and birdwatching are fall traditions in southwestern Ontario where milder temperatures and late fall colours attract ..
Fort Fright: Spooktacular sights await those who dare to enter
Kingston This Week - Jennifer Roberts - 1
Fort Fright, one of Eastern Ontario's biggest and best Halloween attractions, started in 2008 in an attempt to draw more tourists into the area during the.....
Halloween Havoc at the Western Fair
Londoner - Chris Montanini -
Six local fighters are expected to take part in Halloween Havoc. ... 2-3 since the sport was legalized in Ontario, is also looking to get back in the win ...
Halloween Tips and Teminders
Before Halloween
Make a week-end trip with your kids to a farm and let them pick out their own pumpkins! We have developed several pumpkin routes to assist in your search for the perfect pumpkin.
Halloween Costume Tip
Ladies, paint your nails for Halloween in black and orange or candy corn colour. Considering getting your nails done with a spa getaway North of Toronto
Party Ideas
Not sure what you are doing for Halloween. Check out our Halloween events and weekend getaways.
Have a pumpkin carving contest for your kids and their friends. Buy a few smaller pumpkins and give prizes for the most creative.
Start a circle ghost story! Sit in a circle and start a scary ghost story. Each guest adds on to the story until it reaches a scary ending! Need ideas for a ghost story. Check out or Take a trip to one of Ontario’s ghost towns and abandoned places.
Many rock, theme and haunted sounds CD's can be bought at this time of year. Set a boom-box on the roof and play some spooky music!
Halloween Evening Safety
Halloween style flashlights can add extra safety to a dark night, helping to make everyone more visible while trick or treating. You can also use reflective tape on costumes so headlights will pick them out in the dark.
If you have porch steps, make sure they are easy to navigate for your trick or treat guests. Use jack-o-lanterns to light the stairs.
Make sure that any store bought costume is fire retardant. Nylon and other materials is highly flammable.
If you are wearing a mask make sure that the eye holes and mouth hole is big enough to wear comfortably all night! |
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