[24.06.2009] Sited in a refurbished building on the original site, the St Lawrence Market lies just outside the Financial District, with a direct view towards the CN Tower via the Flatiron building. A hub of fresh food, the market houses dozens of stalls run by local traders and producers to bring you the freshest and widest range of foods imaginable. Fruit and veg, meat , fish, cheeses and pulses all vie with deli counters, ethnic eatery stalls and the wares of local craftsmen selling jewellery, fabrics and much more. There is an upper floor with a gallery overlooking the vaulted market floor, and h [plus]

[28.01.2009] A mecca of shopping, the Eaton Centre stands as a cathedral to consumerism, halfway up Yonge Street in downtown Toronto, and spanning from Dundas street at the top end, down to Bay Street where it joins with the Hudson Bay Trading Company store. At once a shopping destination and a place to catch some food or entertainment, the Eaton Centre adds to, rather than detracts from the overall experience of visiting Toronto, drawing in visitors and shoppers alike, and offering protection from the harsh winters outside. With its sub-floor a part of the vast PATH network, the Eaton Centre rises 6 fl [plus]

[28.01.2009] Although now officially named after its sponsors, Rogers Telecom, this groundbreaking theatre of sport will still be known to many by its original name, Skydome. Host to both the Toronto Blue Jays Baseball team, and the Toronto Argonauts Canadian Football team, as well as other concerts and events, this enormous stadium sees action on well over a hundred nights a year. The conversion from Baseball diamond to Football field is achieved through a clever system of retracting seats and moveable pitches, giving great flexibility to a world class destination. With, at the time, the worlds larg [plus]