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20/03/2023
Should you find yourself in Toronto in the depths of winter during the first two weeks of February, don't despair, it's actually a pretty fun place to be. The saving grace for these dark, cold days is the two-week dining festival called Winterlicious.
20/03/2023
Toronto, with its enviable lakefront position, is an ideal place to go fishing. Lake Ontario supports a wide assortment of denizens of the deep, including Chinook and coho salmon, rainbow trout, walleye (pickerel), northern pike, sheepshead, perch, and many others.
20/03/2023
When mid to late August rolls around, kids (and some adults) get a bit twitchy in anticipation of the CNE rolling into town. The CNE, also known as the Canadian National Exhibition, is a two-week carnival of craziness that sets up on Toronto's waterfront.
20/03/2023
Immediately adjacent to the CN Tower is Rogers Centre, a massive domed sports arena and home to the Toronto Blue Jays (MLB). The unique design includes a retractable roof, which slides back, allowing it to be opened in favorable weather.
20/03/2023
This long alley in Toronto will look familiar to Canadians who have watched the long running TV comedy series, Rick Mercer Report. This is where he filmed his controversial news rants.
17/03/2023
For hockey fans, a trip to the Hockey Hall of Fame in downtown Toronto is a necessity. This is the place to learn about the all-time hockey greats: the players, the teams, and the games.
17/03/2023
One of the most popular things to do as a family in Toronto is to step back in time at the Black Creek Pioneer Village. As you walk through the gates, you'll be transported to village life in the 1860s.
17/03/2023
Toronto, like many other cities along the Great Lakes, has done a good job of making its former industrial waterfront areas accessible to their inhabitants.
17/03/2023
Only 50 percent of the human race understands the need for a shoe museum. Those of the feminine persuasion (in case you hadn't figured it out!), will absolutely love the Bata Shoe Museum and its incredible displays of shoes and over 14,000 other artifacts.
17/03/2023
Another one of Toronto's famous ethnic enclaves, The Danforth, or as it's also known, Greektown, is the place to go for a taste of Greece. Running along Danforth Avenue from Chester Avenue through to Dewhurst Boulevard, the area has long been associated with the Greek diaspora.