The
Toronto Chinatown is at Spadina and Dundas and extends
outward from this point. Growing at a rapid pace, it
has come to represent a large number of Asian cultures
through its shops and restaurants. MORE...
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The
CN Tower, reaching to a height of 553.33 metres, holds
the title of “Worlds Tallest Free Standing Structure”.
This is not to be confused with the titles “Worlds
Largest Building” (for things like the Empire
State Building) and “Worlds Tallest Structure”
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Canadian
National Exhibition (CNE) is an annual event held at
Exhibition Place in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The CNE
grew out of an annual late summer fair at a time when
Toronto was the centre of a farming community. MORE...
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In
downtown Toronto Canada there is a place that has been
saved from the ravages of time and progress. The Distillery
District, near Parliament and Front Street, has been revitalized
as a shopping dining destination. MORE...
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of the fastest changing and growing cities in North America,
Toronto is the largest city in Canada. Experiencing enormous
growth due to immigration, over 10% of the city’s
population is ethnically Chinese. MORE... |
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Montgomery's
Inn was constructed in 1830. It is one of the finest
examples of Loyalist or late Georgian architecture in
Ontario. The building's original owner, an Irish immigrant
named Thomas Montgomery (from whom the Inn gets its
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It
opened for its first day of governance in September
of 1899; it was meant to be a complete governing complex
containing a Council Chamber, courtrooms and municipal
offices. Today it is a courthouse for the Province of
Ontario. MORE...
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Often
mistakenly called the "Princess Gates", the
Princes' Gates were officially opened by two English princes:
H.R.H. Edward, Prince of Wales, and Prince George on August
31, 1927, during that year's CNE. MORE... |
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Saint
James Cathedral is the main churche in the city of Toronto.
Like the old City Hall it is built in neo gothic style
of architecture and it is located near Front Street;
one Toronto's historic neighborhoods. MORE... |
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There
is a shrinking number of historic buildings in the city
of Toronto. In the Summerhill neighbourhood in Toronto,
their lies a Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO)
store build from the remains of an old train station.
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