Born and raised in the suburbs, Neil Faba lived his teen years as a somewhat reluctant resident of the Greater Toronto Area. He then spent a decade living in different Canadian cities: Ottawa, Canada’s capital city, then Winnipeg in the Prairies. But as Joni Mitchell sang, “You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone.” Meeting the love of his life and missing his family eventually drew Neil home to Toronto. Now, he’s dedicated to rediscovering the amazing things his city has to offer and sharing those discoveries with others, through the blog he runs with his wife and 10best.com.
Neil knows a lot about:
Neil says, "Don’t leave Toronto without taking the ferry to Toronto Islands, and having a picnic dinner while the sun sets on the downtown skyline."
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