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I had been home for the last two weekends since I had an exam to write and guess what....this thursday I finally wrote it.The Exam did nt go that well....so to cheer myself up after the Exam i did what cheers every girl on the face of this planet up......Shopping!!!

Even though Summer is almost drawing to a close you can never have enough of T-Shirts and Tank tops. So I ...

If you’re a clothes hound like me, then you don’t want to miss the Clothing Show being held at Exhibition Place in the Automotive Building this weekend.  Today they’re open from 11am to 7pm, and admission is only $8.00 online or $10.00 at the door.  This low price gives you access to hundreds of vendors selling unique, one-of-a-kind clothing, accessories, and jewellery, many owned and ...

Urban Outfitters is a trendy store that is located on Yonge Street right across from the Eaton Centre. The vibe of the store keeps up with their trendy clientele. This is the store where you will for sure find the fashion trends of the moment. There are really unique accessories that you won't find anywhere else. The patterns of the fabrics used are also very interesting, and the special details ...

For all you comic-readers out there, Comicon, "the show for comic fans by comic fans" is coming to Toronto this weekend, April 13th to the 15th. The exhibition is running in the south building of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, and is open Friday from 4 to 9, continuing on Saturday from 10 to 6 and Sunday from 11 to 5. Flat rate admission, which gets you in ...

Any cook tooling around Toronto, from the amateur to professional grade, should make Tap Phong Trading Co. at Spadina and Baldwin an early stop--especially if you need pots, pans, or any other kind of housewares or appliances to equip your kitchen or restaurant (as the case may be). The range of products offered by this Chinatown institution is overwhelming, from grocery carts and a plastic plethora of laundry baskets, ...

I love hats. And as a person with a large head (according to many hat vendors) I’ve always had a heck of a time finding headwear to fit my oversized cranium. Many stores, especially those that market trendy or fashionable clothing lines, tend to stick to the ‘one size fits all’ sizing option, which is only suitable for a ...

As awful as that pun is, the Furama Cake and Desserts Garden on Spadina Ave. is famous in the Chinatown district for its deliciously decadent baked goods. Its small, inconspicuous storefront adjacent to the Chinatown Centre attracts customers from across the GTA, and is often filled to overflowing at mealtimes . Staff are quick and efficient however, so there’s never a long wait to cash out, and ...

Visitors from rural communities seem to be drawn to the St. Lawrence Market, an ancient Toronto institution, first established back in 1803. It is situated at the intersection of King and Jarvis streets, in an area which used to be fairly grubby, but in recent years has turned into a haven for upscale condo-dwellers, intimate bistros and high-end furniture ...

Sonic Boom can be found in the Annex, close to the Bloor Street Cinema, and just east of Honest Ed’s and Bathurst street. This store prides itself on the brisk business of buying and selling used CD’s, DVD’s, vinyl and even audio cassettes and VHS tapes, but the quality, diversity and volume (particularly of the music) that comes through their doors beats most of its competitors hands-down. The ...

I haven't been to Honest Ed's in a couple of years but I'm sure it's still the has the best bargains in town. You can't miss Honest Ed's because it's the flashiest gawdiest building on the block. I remember when I was a little girl and my mom used to drag us down there once or twice a year to pick up back to school stuff or do some last minute Christmas shopping.

The prices are ...