Toronto Business Directory

[...] stores – if you do not would like to shop at The Gap or drink coffee at Starbucks, Kensington Market provides a nice reprieve from the typical large industrial features. Adjacent to Chinatown, [...]

[...] ;s going to be a blast meeting new people. While it’s technically not a market, the Kensington Market is the place to be if you’re looking for vintage items and retro furniture. You can [...]

[...] brand names to more chi chi designers. Get some fresh produce and antiques at the St. Lawrence Market, before searching Toronto’s several independent bookstores for a good read. Still [...]

[...] what Kensington Market has to offer. Another market which you can visit is the St. Lawrence Market, found in historic downtown Toronto. St. Lawrence Market has been dubbed as one of [...]

[...] , a 2nd Degree Black Belt under Helio Gracie, Royce Gracie, and Saulo Ribeiro. TKMT – Toronto Kickboxing and Muay Thai Academy TKMT or Toronto Kickboxing and Muay Thai Academy offers Muay Thai [...]

[...] 1. The Toronto Eaton Centre The Toronto Eaton Centre is a bright and airy shopping center in the heart of Toronto’s midtown that houses greater [...]

[...] Bay is especially well-known for its Hudson’s Bay Blanket, cost more than 2 centuries! 5. Chinatown Toronto has the 2nd largest Chinatown in North America. Individuals will locate bargains on unique [...]

[...] and also deluxe. So, we rounded up a few of both. Below, the 10 most enchanting Toronto restaurants. Edge House. This charming home on Davenport has been charmingly rustic because long [...]

The day does not end when the sun sets in Toronto. Toronto, being the Metropolis that it is, boasts of a prominent nightlife that can give even the mo [...]