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Toronto is big, clean, and safe. As it's Canada's largest city, there's often so much to do that it can be difficult to chose! To help you decide, we have put together a few ideas to inspire you.
by Jo-Ann McQuillan and Toni Burton
It's a given that many of us are bibliophiles - and some bibliomanes. Toronto is the unofficial capital of the Canadian publishing world and you'll find bookstores in abundance. To help you find your way around, Jo-Anne McQuillan and Toni Burton have put together a selected guide to SLA Toronto members' favourite haunts.
by Dave Hook
A guide to and map of science fiction bookstores in Toronto.
by Barbara Slawek and Kolette Taber, SLA Toronto Chapter
There’s nothing easier than keeping a child entertained, right??? Well, when it comes to Extreme Fun for Extreme Kids, Toronto is the perfect destination vacation. Where to start? We’ve identified plenty of web sites, activities and attractions that are sure to “WOW”. Better yet, get those web-savvy kids involved – and excited – by having them research and plan their own Extreme Adventure - in T.O…and Beyond!
by Greg Barber
Toronto has many libraries for you to explore. Greg Barber
has put together a list of libraries you should feel free
to visit on your own self-guided tour. A schedule of guided
tours co-ordinated by SLA Toronto is forthcoming.
by Cynthea Penman
For both the sports enthusiast, and the avid sports spectator, June is a great month to be in Toronto!
by Heather Wilson
If you're a theatre lover or would like to extend your trip to Toronto by experiencing a different part of Ontario, consider a visit to Stratford.
by Barbara Fingerote
SLA Toronto's resident theatre expert, Barbara Fingerote, gives a brief and selective overview of the theatre scene.
by Colin Hoare
Check here for information on getting discount theatre tickets.
by Barbara Fingerote
SLA Toronto's resident theatre expert, Barbara Fingerote, gives her "must see" picks for Toronto's theatre scene during the conference.
by Barb Slawek
An insider’s guide to free and low-cost activities and attractions in Toronto
by Barb Slawek
The title speaks for itself. Here you'll get a number of ideas to extend your visit to Toronto and Southwestern Ontario.
by Bob Burwell
The Niagara Region is famous for its Falls, but it's also famous for its wine. Explore the Niagara Wine Route, an area that some say rivals the Napa Valley.
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