Following a dip in tourism after the SARS scare of 2003, Toronto is looking to the future. Not only are two of its major museums, the Royal Ontario Museum and the Art Gallery of Ontario being revamped by, respectively, Daniel Libeskind and local boy Frank Gehry, but a new opera house, concert hall and football stadium are under construction as well. Toronto is poised to become even more the dynamic destination that is known for welcoming the world. Expert local writers give the lowdown on its world-class eating, drinking and shopping, and delve into its thriving arts scene, not least the world's second biggest international film festival. If you're here for more than a few days, it's worth heading out to the local wineries, the woodsy north country and, of course, Niagara Falls.
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"'Its listings seem to miss nothing. Not a show goes on, not a restaurant opens, a new dish served, a gallery boast a new star, without it seeming to be noticed by Time Out' The Toronto Star"
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Taronto means 'meeting place', and the area was so named in the 17th century by the Huron Indians because it it was situated right at the southern end of their forest trails to the Upper Great Lakes. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Time Out Toronto, Yonge Street, College Street, Bloor Street, Queen West, Little Italy, North America, Dundas Street, Church Street, Bay Street, Front Street, New York, Entertainment District, Dundas Square, Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario, Gerrard Street, Don Valley, Kensington Market, Avenue Road, Distillery District, Queen's Park, University of Toronto, Nathan Phillips Square, Queens Quay New!
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Taronto means 'meeting place', and the area was so named in the 17th century by the Huron Indians because it it was situated right at the southern end of their forest trails to the Upper Great Lakes. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Time Out Toronto, Yonge Street, College Street, Bloor Street, Queen West, Little Italy, North America, Dundas Street, Church Street, Bay Street, Front Street, New York, Entertainment District, Dundas Square, Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario, Gerrard Street, Don Valley, Kensington Market, Avenue Road, Distillery District, Queen's Park, University of Toronto, Nathan Phillips Square, Queens Quay New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Time Out by Leigh Ann Thomas on 5 pages
- Group of Seven by National Gallery Of Canada on page 16, page 32, and page 71
- Time Out (The Golden Rule Duo) by Janet Holm McHenry on page 25, Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- The Four Seasons! (Bright Idea Book) by Ruth Thomson on page 65, page 196, and Back Matter
- Fifth Business (Penguin Classics) by Robertson Davies on page 74, and Back Matter
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