Queen Street

Toronto truely has a lot to offer and it's very hard to pick out just one thing that's great about it, unfortunetly many of the districts are at far distances from each other, but they all all unique and worth visiting. Here are the main areas of T…street is closed down for pedestrians and vendors, as well as live bands. Queen Street West is the trendy less know area of Toronto, consisting of unique, trendy and vintage clothing and houseware stores, along with fancy restaurants and cafes Church & Wellesley Village is the gay neighbourhood… Toronto

                 This blog is just to highlight some random events and things I've done within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and vicinity. Toronto is the largest city in Can…Street and Queens Park and there were hundreds of people holding signs all over the streets. It was a bit chaotic walking over but nonetheless awe inspiring to see so many people gathered around and sharing the same passion. This area of Toronto is great… All around Toronto and area

You cannot miss Toronto if you really want to discover the essence of Canada. I was wondering what elementary are making this city unique and attractive. But soon I understand you don’t need to think, you just need to feel. If you feel them, you w…Street west in the north to The Queensway in the south and from Park side Drive in the east to Ellis Avenue in the west. If you are happen to interesting in Shakespeare, humanism or art, you should come in summers for CanStage’s Dream. For down town tour, Casa Loma, CN Tower, Medieval Times, Royal Ontario Museum… Lovin’ Toronto

After a forgettable night in a JFK airport hotel (late night arrival + 4am wake-up = poo) it was with much excitement when Anna and I landed in Toronto on a chilly and wet sunday morning. It had been over a year since I had last seen Mark (aka …Queen Street I think, you dont get sushi any better!! - Watching a Maple Leafs game at the local pub in Stouffville with several die-hard leafs fans including Katie and Mark. Ice-hockey is definitely a religion over here and watching the Leafs win an important… Toronto: Home of the Leafs

Woke up in the morning and went to Wall-mart to have a little shopping and had breakfast at the McDonalds. A cup of hot coffee was so great in the cold weather. (Had many cups of hot coffee/chocolate this trip as i love to drink hot drinks in co… Woke up in the morning and went to Wall-mart to have a little shopping and had breakfast at the McDonalds. A cup of hot coffee was so great in the cold weather. (Had many cups of hot coffee/chocolate this trip as i love to… Met up with Hay and Jeanie