Courtyard By Marriott Toronto Vaughan

... skyscrapers in Canada and the second largest stock exchange in North America, it also has the best restaurants with the best waiters, anywhere. They know everything about food preparation and wine selection.<br><br>· New City Hall &#8211; With its two curve shaped towers wrapping around a lower oval flattened copula building, this is the most visually appealing civic ...

... Biffs &#8211; We stopped in for a drink and tried our first ever raw oysters served with lemon, balsamic vinegar and grated horse radish. We had two helpings!<br><br>· Hemmingway&#8217;s &#8211; An outdoor roof-top bar that is over crowed with techno yuppies where everybody is sipping wine and texting on Blackberry&#8217;s.<br><br>· Sassafraz &#8211; An up-scale restaurant ...

Why is it so difficult to find a place to park in downtown Toronto? Or at least why is it so difficult to find a 'safe' place to park in Toronto. You spend $20 for the privellege of abandoning your car in a street corner dirt covered car park with no security. The ...

... underground! It's all brightly lit and tiled with a detailed map of how to get everywhere. It's genius! Which explains why the snowy streets above are so deserted. We just thought it was a lovely quiet City! To get to the CN Tower you can access it by another genius system: the Skywalk. This is another method of avoiding the arctic weather conditions outside. One long glass panelled walkway leads from the station all the way to the CN Tower by way of stairs, escalators and ...

... I need is a receipt from the Citizenship Processing Center proving that I applied and paid. With that receipt Citizenship & Immigration Canada will more than likely approve me a one year temporary passport as long as I show that it is urgent (it is) and that I already paid for my ticket (which has been booked for me). As you can see, this has been nothing short of annoying. Otherwise ...

... london but at half the pace. Em - Yes, we continue to strive for work - which seems to be plentiful here in Toronto, unfortunately there's lots of red tape too!! I instantly felt at home in Toronto, it has a relaxed feel about it, the people are very polite and not so 'hyped' as the Americans. There is so much going on - lots of theatre stuff, muscial events, festivals, street parties - my kind of place. I really want to see a baseball game too - Bluejays ...

... history including natives, dinosaurs, natural history, textiles and costumes, and a special exhibit, "Darwin: The Evolution Revolution." We went outside the museum for lunch and ate at Gabby's, a pub. Turns out that Gabby's is a chain, and it wasn't that good. It was like eating at fast food at pub prices (I got dressing for my salad in a packet). :b I would have enjoyed the McDonald's next door more, I think. Anyway ...

... the lake shore and were the fell they were erected. This city must have the worst "Feng Shui" I have ever seen. You can not see the lake unless you go down to the lake shore because there is a wall of concrete skyscrapers and Flyovers and Railway lines Blocking the view. I am sure the locals don't even notice this as there is practically nothing to entice them down to the waters edge anyway. .

... for a year, so it's great visiting the international student parties, reminds me of my good old days in England :) - I strolled around town for a while and I must say i like the streets off the main roads, which are basically alone-standing houses with trees. It feels like you're in a village! Really nice! :) I'll have to try to make my way up the CN tower and down to the Niagara falls the upcoming days - so I'm gonna have to start planning.. :)

Hight Park is a nice place to have a walk and take a break. It is close to downtown. The park stretches south from Bloor st. West to the Queesway (subway station : Hight Park or Keele <br><br>I have visited the park in winter but it may be cutest in spring or summer. <br ...