5 things Markham-born Maple Leafs superstar Mitch Marner loves to do in Ontario SIASport Sponsored
It's safe to say that if you hit up any of these restaurants on any given evening, you're bound to seeMarner says that he loves to see a concert or two when he's back home, most often at Scotiabank Arena, which, being one of the city's largest venues, hosts the biggest acts.
In the summer months, the player also likes to catch a performance at Budweiser Stage with friends, where they can watch in the open air with a stunning waterfront view of the city skyline.Like many Southern Ontarians, Marner likes to get away from the hustle and bustle of the concrete jungle when the weather is warm, heading up to a cottage for some seasonal fun.
Though he didn't reveal which, exactly, cottage country town he prefers, he did say that he likes to round up some family and friends and head"up north" with his fiancé. Summertime for Mitch, whether up north or back downtown, means spending as much time as possible taking in the better weather by golfing and playing other sports outside.Off time for Marner doesn't always mean off the ice —"I like to visit my local community centre from time to time," he says, though he leaves it up to fans to try and find out where that may be located.
"They have high standards for responsible gaming," he says, adding that it's also "an easy app to use."
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