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Pictures, pictures and more pictures!

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 16:00:25 +0000

Here are some more pictures for your viewing pleasure:

1) The Toronto Islands, from the Wikimedia Commons

2) Convocation Hall at the University of Toronto, from the Wikimedia Commons

3) Massey Hall in Toronto, from The Wikimedia Commons

4) The St. Lawrence Market, from The Wikimedia Commons

5) The Ontario College of Arts & Design, from The Wikimedia Commons

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Video of Toronto

Wed, 28 Nov 2007 13:00:34 +0000

I’m a bit pressed for time at the moment due to some assignments I have due today and tomorrow, but I wanted to keep my posting schedule regular so I decided to cheat a bit and share a couple of videos with you today. The first one is below and is just a simple overview of the City of Toronto, which I pulled off YouTube. Let me know what you think!

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Scarborough Town Centre Shopping

Thu, 22 Nov 2007 13:00:52 +0000

Shopping in a lot of places in Toronto is much more than just buying things; it is a community experience. One of the best community experiences you are likely to get anywhere in North America is in the Scarborough Town Centre. This is a collection of buildings that include government offices at all three levels of government (city, province, country), residential areas and of course the shopping centre that the name usually is referring to.

You can get a lot at Scarborough Town Centre. Not only are there the larger department stores available for people looking to browse for general items, but there are also specialty electronics and clothing stores, food stores, fast food outlets, movie theatres and many other stores as well. There’s even a Canadian souvenir shop that you can use to get your share of Canada gear (or Toronto gear!) before your trip in Toronto ends.

Scarborough Town Centre is conveniently located on Borough Drive, close to the intersection of McCowan Road and Progress Avenue. It also happens to be right next to a TTC station that goes by the same name. For good prices, great selection and even an easy food respite should you need one, make sure that your next shopping trip in Toronto is to the Scarborough Town Centre.

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