Looking at the weather outside it appears that our extended summer is over. Perhaps we’ll be able to squeeze in a pop-up drive before the snow flies? We recently got back from a nature-focussed vacation to Australia where it was spring and, in most places, a heck of a lot warmer than here. Whether snorkeling...
It’s that time of year again when we turn our thoughts to the Toronto Triumph Club Annual General Meeting which is scheduled for the afternoon of Saturday 18th November. We are planning to hold a combo meeting; in-person at the Brampton Flying Club, combined with a Zoom meeting for those who cannot attend in person. ...
After a whirlwind summer all of a sudden October is upon us and wonderful cool and refreshing top-down motoring to finish off the driving season in style. So what’s going on in the next couple of months at Toronto Triumph Club? Many of you have probably received my message sent to all attendees at British...
Welcome to September … and just 2 short weeks to British Car Day®. The BCD organizing team has been flat out and now it’s down to looking after the final details before the big day. Rob is still looking for a few more volunteers to fill some vacant spots, so if you haven’t already, please...
August seems to have crept up on us and all of a sudden it’s only 7 weeks to British Car Day planned for Sunday 17th September. A couple of reminders for our big day: Yesterday Maggie and I drove up to Port Perry for Brits-on-the-Lake which has not been held since 2019. This year we...
Hello everyone and welcome to July. Happy Canada Day! The challenge with driving our Triumphs in Canada is that it’s such a short season which means we have to cram our events into a narrow window. This June was no exception with two major events on the calendar. Georgian Bay Adventure – 11th to 14th...
Good day everyone and welcome to June. I’m saying that even though it’s not June when I’m writing this, but as we’re going to be away on vacation, through the miracle of technology I can write it a week early and schedule distribution for the future. May was certainly an odd month with some great...