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When Toronto author and critic Robert Fulford wrote a book about his hometown, he called it Accidental City. It is the deliberate design of Canadian immigration policies, however, that has allowed Toronto to become the world's most ethnically diverse metropolis. Half of the city proper's 2.5 million residents are foreign born; there are more than 150 languages spoken daily. A cool politeness pervades the streets – the legacy of Toronto's early years as a British military post.

Perigee

Perigee

An experimental eating experience

Perigee is the best restaurant in the Distillery District....

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Jamie Kennedy Wine Bar

Jamie Kennedy Wine Bar

International cuisine with Canadian flavour

Jamie Kennedy Wine Bar's chef Jamie Kennedy is a local legend....

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High Park

High Park

Toronto's forest in the city

Ask rural Ontarians what they dislike about Toronto, and many will complain that it's a concrete jungle....

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Casa Loma

Casa Loma

Showpiece, or kitsch folly, still amazing

Some love it, others dismiss it as a kitsch folly....

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Hockey Hall of Fame

Hockey Hall of Fame

A collection of hockey's greatest

A tribute to Canada's national game, this sports shrine features more than 5,110 sq m (50,000 sq ft) of games, displays and memorabilia, including Olympic artifacts and information on the hall's 300- odd inductees....

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Ontario Science Centre

Ontario Science Centre

A scientific Times Square

The multi-level centre houses 800 or so science exhibits, plus Toronto's only planetarium and an Omnimax movie theatre....

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Art Gallery of Ontario

Art Gallery of Ontario

A new era for an old standby gallery

The AGO is comprised of several collections such as; the Henry Moore sculpture gallery, the fine European collection, the Group of Seven or other stand-outs from the permanent collection....

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Clint Roenisch Gallery

Clint Roenisch Gallery

A unique gallery in Toronto

Clint Roenisch was a curator before becoming a dealer, so his exhibitions always feature interesting groupings....

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St. Lawrence Market

St. Lawrence Market

The premier market in Toronto

St Lawrence Market is not just about wandering around aimlessly....

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Hazelton Lanes

Hazelton Lanes

Former greatness re-emerging

A 1970s eyesore on the outside, a quaint web of courtyards within, Hazelton Lanes was once fashion central for the rich and glamorous, but in recent years it has declined....

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Horseshoe Tavern

Horseshoe Tavern

The legend lives

The Horseshoe Tavern has been one of Toronto's leading live music venues for nearly 53 years....

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Rex Hotel Jazz & Blues Bar

Rex Hotel Jazz & Blues Bar

More Great Jazz than anywhere else, all the time!

This Jazz & Blues Bar attracts Canada's finest musicians....

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Ultra Supper Club

Ultra Supper Club

Feel the power of a Roman Emperor, sort of

As in 'ultra trendy'....

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Banu

Banu

Down tempo but hip

When Iranians partied under the shah, this is what a cool Tehranian bar looked like (the bar is subtitled Iranian Kabob Vodka Bar)....

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Novo Spa

Novo Spa

A spa for everyone

When it comes to unique treatments, Novo Spa offers special spa deals for men and couples....

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Paramount Canada's Wonderland

Paramount Canada's Wonderland

A great place to show the kids

Situated out of town but well worth a family visit, this does all the things giant amusement parks do, from stomach-churning roller coasters to inhabited cartoon characters....

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Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts

Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts

The instant cure for Toronto's inferiority complex

Toronto's $181 million opera house, open since 2006, is home to the Canadian Opera Company and the National Ballet of Canada....

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