The Toronto Traveler

Anyone interested in drinking some whiskey?
Part of the upside to Toronto being such a multi-cultural city is that quite frequently it will have cultural events that will draw people from all over the world.
While it might be a bit of a stretch to call Whiskey Live 2007 a completely cultural event, there are definitely cultural elements to it when you consider that the best made whiskeys in the world all tend to come from similar geographical areas.
Of course, most people don’t really come for the culture, but rather to taste some great whiskey!  And that’s exactly what you get to …read more

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If you’ve never been to Toronto in October before, then you might not be aware of just how religiously many parts of the city celebrate Halloween.  Halloween is the 31st of October, a day when people dress up in different costumes and some of the younger Torontonians go around to other houses in their neighbourhoods, saying “Trick or Treat” at each door and hopefully ending up with lots of candy in the process!
Chances are you’ve probably heard of Halloween before, but some of the most rockin’ parties on that day occur in downtown Toronto, where people come out dressed in …read more

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Known as Hogtown to some, The Blue City to others and still Canada’s Heart to more, Toronto has become a city of cities. It is located within one of the more temperate areas of what is otherwise a very cold country and in addition to that it has a fastly growing greater urban area that numbers in excess of 5 million people. The city itself now has a population approaching 3 million people, putting it in the top five in terms of most populated cities on the continent of North America. It has also recently overtaken New York for the …read more

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