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Yonge & Dundas square is right in the middle of the action. Anyone visiting Toronto will most likely pass by this square, or even attend one of the many events that are held here. There are also ticket booths set up in the square that sell tickets for Toronto tours as well as for shows around the city. The square is located ...

When I was at the Ontario Science Centre today I picked up a brochure that advertised this Toronto City Pass. It offers six of Toronto's top attractions for the low price of $55 for adults and $37 for youth (4-12 years old). This is almost a 45% savings on admission.

The six attractions are:

CN Tower - World's tallest building and Wonder of the Modern World www.cntower.ca

Casa Loma - Toronto's Majestic Castle ...

Next week is L'Oreal Fashion Week.  From March 13th-17th, the Fashion Design Council of Canada will celebrate our own homegrown designers and try to brand "Canadian Cool" in it's 13th season. 

Taking place down by the lake at the Liberty Grand ballroom, the runway shows start off Tuesday with the very successful Montreal designer label Mackage, however, presence at this show is by invite only.  No invite?  Celebrate fashion week's kick off ...

I really hate the winter months, so isn't it nice to see that the days are getting longer? With spring and summer approaching and  sandal season is coming,  it's time to get feet back into shape. The winter weather tends to make hands, feet and skin really dry so indulge in a little pre-season pampering. Open for less than a year the 10 spot nail bar on ...

Located just north of Bloor, Gee Beauty offers beauty services for people on the go. Specializing in time sensitive treatments, long-time beauty editor Miriam Gee and her daughters launched Gee Beauty in 2005. The spa concentrates on the face, offering tips on make-up application, facials and manicures. Unique to the service menu is Toronto's first, "Brow Beauty Bar," featuring signature treatments like Brow 911 ...

In nearly every direction you look and every corner you turn, there is a Thai restaurant in Toronto. So how do you decide?

Here are three places that will treat almost anybody's Thai tastebuds:

The Green Mango has four locations in the city; two on Yonge Street and two on Bloor Street West. It's been around since 1980, and by exhibiting two very different decor schemes, it attracts a variety of customers. ...

I didn't get to take advantage of the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival. I had moved to the city just weeks before, didn't have a ten-ticket or greater pass, and had not realized the enormity of the event until the top shows were sold out. Over the entire event I got to see one film - Tony Goldwyn & Paul Haggis' The Last Kiss - although attempts to ...

Its among the most convenient downtown spots on a Sunday for an impromtu pint and a little liquid courage. If you conquer stage fright to sing your heart out, the rules are simple. Pick your tune either by artist or by title and pass it to the emcee, Carson Foster (he's the dude in the leather pants). If it's your first time, you are guaranteed your five minutes in the spotlight. "Kick Ass Karaoke" virgins are encouraged, and ...