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The other day I was reading some newspaper articles regarding some of the news that had recently taken place within the city of Toronto and through unrelated tangents (just cuz my mind works like that), I came to the realization that Toronto really does have a lot to offer almost any group or demographic that […]
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Further to the Travel & Culture Channel’s “By the Numbers with b5media Travel & Culture Channel” post from a short while ago, I thought it might be cool to do something with a similar title just on my own. My take on things is a bit different however, as here are some […]
While not exactly the protest capital of the world, Toronto does see its fair share of protests from time to time. With the Olympics fast approaching, the Free Tibet movement in Toronto has become far more vocal than they normally are and one result of that is a protest that took place on the […]
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The Human Rights Watch Film Festival is perhaps one of Toronto’s best kept secrets. Whether human rights issues are important to you or you are just interested in learning about the topic, there is a lot that you can do and see at the Film Festival downtown. It […]
Are you free March 1st between the hours of one and four in the afternoon? Do you have a child between the ages of seven and twelve that loves all things chivalrous? Or maybe just an adventurous child? Then the Casa Loma Kid’s Club is exactly where you want to bring your son or daughter […]
1) Sir Frederick Banting - The man that was primarily responsible for the development of the insulin drug that has made the lives of so many Diabetes patients livable. Banting received the Nobel Prize in Medicine for his work with developing insulin and has a number of buildings named after him within the city.
2) Margaret […]
There are a number of different places that you can go to get really quick information about the City of Toronto. The best place (aside from this blog of course!) has to be Toronto’s Official website. As far as an official website is concerned, http://www.toronto.ca is perhaps one of the best sources of Toronto centric […]
The picture shown above is of a courtyard in Hart House, one of the major buildings located on the campus of the University of Toronto (the university I currently attend). While there might be a bit of bias in my including the University of Toronto in a list of major Toronto tourist attractions, I would […]
Adults get in for $12, students and seniors get in for $7 and children get in for $5 at the Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre’s annual celebration of the October 31st festivities.
The Elgin Theatre is the last operating double-decker theatre in the whole world community, something that makes it a must see for movie and […]
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