Articles related to: Toronto
1: How Early Can a Child Start Taking Guitar Lessons?
Starting your child on a musical instrument is an exciting prospect. Many parents dream of being the proud parent sitting at their child's music recital, hearing the final strains of a beautiful selec..
2: Places you Should not Miss When you Visit Toronto
When it comes to vacation hot spots few people think of Toronto, but with all that there is to see and do in this wonderful city, it won't be long before it's considered one of the best vacation desti..
3: The History of Cruises in Toronto Harbor
The city of Toronto, the harbor itself and Toronto Island are all loaded with fascinating stories of a colorful history. From a Toronto Harbor cruise you can drink in the majesty of the history on yo..
4: Fazioli Pianos: The Best Sound
Pianists around the world are constantly in search of a piano that sounds amazing. Unfortunately, that isn't an easy task these days, a time period in which most of our musical instruments are mass pr..
5: Buying a Used Piano
Most music teachers agree that piano is the best first instrument for a young child. Most elementary age children have enough strength in their fingers to play the instrument, it does not require an e..
6: What is Overnight Shipping?
So your boss, who's over one thousand miles away, forgot something that he desperately needs for the regional managers meeting. His part of the presentation is scheduled for tomorrow at eleven A.M., ..
7: Finding Wedding Photographers Online
Photography in general is a very popular industry. There's the amateurs that shoot for fun, on up to the real professionals that shoot for more than just fun, but as a career. Working in the Photogr..
8: Planning Your Wedding in Toronto
In the course of every individual’s life, he must go through the process of planning his own wedding, and how spectacular the wedding is and entertained the guests are all depends on how much time a..
9: What do Employers Look for when Applying for a Medical Transcriptionist Position?
Transcription developed gradually in the early sixties through different machines like manual and electric typewriters, computers, word processors, magnetic belts, cassettes, plastic disks and digital..
10: Presenting: A Behind-the-scenes Look At The Historic Royal York Hotel - One Of Toronto's Crown Jewels (part Ii)
In 1999, Canadian Pacific Hotels & Resorts acquired Fairmont Hotels to form Fairmont Hotels and Resorts, a global company with a portfolio of unique architecturally interesting luxury hotels throughou..
11: Hello From Toronto: A First Hand Look At Casa Loma (Part II)
The Queens Own Rifles Museum is part of fulfilling the legacy of Sir Henry Pellatt who always had a dream of turning the castle into a military museum. A large poster on the 3rd floor recalls the sign..
12: Hello From Toronto: A First Hand Look At Casa Loma (Part I)
Casa Loma, Toronto’s castle and the city's second most important tourist attraction, has an extremely interesting history. It was the life dream and brainchild of Sir Henry Pellatt, one of Cana..
13: Presenting: Toronto's Distillery District - A Unique Vision And 13 Acres Of Historic Victorian Industrial Architecture (part I)
As a European immigrant, historical districts always hold a great fascination to me. Over the last few years, Toronto has been enriched by the revitalization of an entire district: the Distillery Dist..
14: Hello From Toronto: Exploring Chinatown And Kensington (Part II)
Captivated by the colourful and unusual variety of stores we walked through narrow streets filled with a jumble of vintage clothing stores, bakeries, restaurants, shops selling anything from fish, che..
15: Presenting: A Behind-The-Scenes Look At The Historic Royal York Hotel - One Of Toronto's Crown Jewels (part I)
The more time I spend discovering Toronto the more I realize it is a fascinating city with interesting people and places, historic and current, famous and not so famous. Sometimes our most interesting..
16: Hello From Toronto: Exploring Chinatown And Kensington (Part I)
In all my explorations of Toronto over the last few years I have learned that in addition to numerous world-class sights and attractions, Toronto has many lesser known nooks and crannies that are full..
17: Doors Open 2006– Toronto’s Architectural Festival Sure Has Become Popular....
Judging by the line-ups of architecture buffs on the streets, Toronto’s free architecture festival, Doors Open, is a resounding success. Since 2000 Doors Open has been providing free access to ..
18: Jain Marriage Traditions
Jain Marriage rituals are somewhat different from other Hindu religions. “Jain Samaj” as it is popularly called contains various books on the ‘jain vivah vidhi’ which are written by the popula..
19: Hello From Toronto – Free Music, Great Food And Street Life At Toronto’s Taste Of Little Italy
Festival season is in full swing. Summer is a great time to be in Toronto since there are multiple events going on at the same time. I had just heard about the “Taste of Little Italy” street festi..
20: Hello From Toronto – Summerlicious Will Delight Your Palate
During summer Toronto goes all out to entertain its residents and visitors with a wide array of festivals including street, theatre, music and culinary festivals. This past weekend was a perfect examp..
21: Hello From Toronto: Discovering Casa Loma And Sir Henry Pellatt, The Fascinating Man Behind Toronto’s Castle
As part of my “Celebrate Toronto” article series I have set out with a goal of making one of the most complete discoveries of this city, focussing on the people and places of Toronto. One place ca..
22: Hello From Toronto – Partying At The Celebrate Toronto Street Festival And Afrofest
So many festivals to choose from, so little time….. This weekend Toronto had so many special events to offer, there simply wasn’t enough time to attend them all. Here are just a few samples of som..
23: Hello From Toronto: A Bike Ride Through The Don Valley, Past The Distillery District To The Toronto Islands
Sometimes you get hooked on an activity, and exploring Toronto by bike has become one of these pastimes for me. Not only is it great exercise, but it’s also an awesome way to explore the nooks and c..
24: Indian Wedding Traditions
Indian wedding is not just about serious rituals and customs. There are various other fun filled rituals and frothy moments in Indian wedding ceremonies that lightens the mood and remains as cherishin..
25: Irish Wedding Traditions
There is one wedding Irish tradition that states: 'Marry in May and Rue the Day' while another states: 'Marry in April if you can, joy for maiden and for man'.When I told my daughter about this Irish ..
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