See You Soon Toronto

About

See You Soon Toronto launched in Spring 2020 with a message in mind: the empty streets, parks, restaurants, bars and buildings in Toronto are nothing without the sound, style and culture of our people. And while we’ve tried to mimic the energy of seeing one another in person, nothing compares to the real thing. A collaboration between Lifetime Developments’ Brian Brown, graphic artist Ben Johnston and ETALK Co-Anchor Tyrone Edwards, See You Soon Toronto presents limited edition apparel and art, with 100% of proceeds going back to COVID-19 relief efforts.
This Season, the sentiment around See You Soon Toronto rings truer than ever. We are all missing warmer days, distanced outdoor visits, and creating cherished memories in-person with our loved ones. As such, we are back with a limited edition capsule collection filled with cozy items to bring some comfort while at home. Because we know that the city, its establishments and our loved ones miss us as much as we miss them, and that we can’t wait to see each other soon.

HOW IT WORKS

STEP 1 - Merchandise is purchased from www.seeyousoontoronto.com
STEP 2 – Funds raised are used to purchase meals from our favourite local restaurants at FULL PRICE
STEP 3 – Meals are donated to deserving frontline and essential workers across the city of Toronto

By sending someone (or yourself!) a little love you will also be supporting the hospitality industry and organizations who serve the homeless, deliver mental health support and provide assistance to vulnerable communities. You are showing them that through all the changes this year, your appreciation for them has not.

BENEFICIARIES

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Funds raised by See You Soon Toronto Inc., a not-for-profit, are used to support Toronto’s struggling hospitality industry while benefitting our essential workers in the medical and public service industries. This holiday season, we are expanding our reach to offer support to those in need during the cold, winter months, including organizations serving the homeless, delivering mental health support and providing assistance to vulnerable communities.
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Creative Directors

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Brian Brown

Principal, Lifetime Developments
Founder and Chair, Lifetime Charitable Foundation
As Principal of Lifetime Developments, Brian is involved in every aspect of the development process, from conception to construction, building inspiring places to live, work and play. Brian is also the Founder and Chair of the Lifetime Charitable Foundation, which provides aid and support for a range of programs and initiatives that enhance communities across the GTA.

Ben Johnston

Creative Director and Artist
Ben Johnston is a creative director specializing in art direction and custom typography for advertising, murals, installations and events helping bring to life numerous types of projects. In addition to running the studio, he is continuously creating new fine art pieces to be shared in exhibitions.

Tyrone Edwards

Television Entertainment Reporter
Tyrone Edwards, the visionary behind the See You Soon Toronto theme, brings his expertise to Canada’s #1 entertainment show, ETALK, as Co-Anchor. Offscreen Tyrone is heavily involved in his community.

Press

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25 stocking stuffers under $25 for everyone on your list

Yahoo Lifestyle Canada is committed to finding you the best products at the best prices. We may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Pricing and availability are subject to change.

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“It’s still pretty surreal”: A Q+A with Tyrone Edwards, eTalk’s newest co-anchor and a first-time restaurateur

This week’s season 19 premiere of eTalk started with the reveal of the show’s new co-anchor: Tyrone Edwards. The move has been in the works since June, when former anchor Ben Mulroney stepped down to “make room for diverse voices.”

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E-Talk Segment with See You Soon

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Style news

In celebration of Canada Day, two companies have released new gear that honours the national holiday. Fitness company Peloton (apparel.onepeloton.ca) is launching its first Canada Day Collection...

Source: The Globe and Mail
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The Chris and Karina Show

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Ella Clarens Newsletter| how can I look my best?

I'm so excited to introduce you to the trio behind See You Soon Toronto: Brian Brown, Principal of Lifetime Developments, Tyrone Edwards, Reporter on ETALK Canada and Founder/Creator of 1 love T.O...

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See You Soon Toronto x UrbanToronto

Three months after a topping out party for Lifetime Developments and Knightstone's Whitehaus Condominiums, construction of the 31-storey condominium tower on Yonge Street north of Eglinton is continuing under changed conditions.

Source: Urban Toronto
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See You Soon Toronto campaign launches

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Lifetime Developments sponsors merch initiative, raising $50,000 for COVID-19 relief

Through these difficult times, companies have found many ways to give back to their communities, from donating funds to food banks to manufacturing personal protective equipment for front-line workers.

Source: Livable
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Thanking our frontline workers

Source: CTV News Toronto
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This New COVID-19 Relief Merch Collection is Designed as a Message of Hope for Toronto

We see this initiative as an optimistic promise to Toronto – that there is a light at the end of the tunnel and that the city will welcome us all back with open arms...soon

Source: Fashion Magazine
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‘See You Soon Toronto’ is merch with a message

The new initiate helping those affected by COVID-19.

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Partners

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