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Toronto Harbourfront Restaurants
By: Rob Parker

Toronto’s Harbourfront area offers a unique setting for a fun night out on the town. Located on the north shore of Lake Ontario, the harbourfront is a very popular tourist destination as well as a haven for the hip and rich, many of whom own condominiums in some of the very latest developments around the area. One of the main attractions of Harbourfront is its many restaurants. You can expect these restaurants to be particularly packed in the summer time, when tourist traffic combines with locals seeking the nightlife to make the front a bustling center of activity. Read more

New Condo Developments in Toronto
By: Rob Parker

When it comes to purchasing a home in a big city, condominiums are the residence of choice for many. The price of a single family dwelling within the limits of large cities is often prohibitive to most buyers. Condominiums can run the gamut of prices as well, and are a popular option among wealthier buyers, but the main buyers of condominiums continue to be middle class singles who do not wish for the long commute from the suburbs to their jobs in the city. Potential buyers in the Toronto area should be aware of the new developments that are available within the city. Read more

Exploring Niagara Wine Country
By: Susanne Pacher

Two days ago I took our European visitors on a little driving tour of the Niagara Peninsula, specifically to explore some of the 50 something wineries. My brother is a chef and very interested in exploring the authentic tastes and flavours of Canada. So far my visitors have been very impressed with the quality of the Canadian vegetables, meats, spices, and even the various types of beers that they have tried from different microbreweries.
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Restaurants in the Beach District of Toronto
By: Rob Parker

One of the most tourist friendly locations in Toronto, the Beach district is also a welcoming spot for anyone interested in purchasing real estate. Part of the allure of this stretch along Queen Street East is convenient access to many entertainment amenities, which includes over 60 different restaurants.
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A Tourist Guide To Toronto
By: Dan Oldfield

Although not the capital of the county, Toronto is the largest city in Canada. It has the world’s tallest tower, great theme parks and a beautiful harbour precinct on the shores of Lake Ontario. It is becoming increasingly more popular as a tourist destination. Read more

Toronto Raptors 2006-07 Preview
By: Jake Truman

The Toronto Raptors of 2006 have the distinct honor of being a team that no one knows about. Besides their superstar Chris Bosh, the Raptors are full of new acquisitions and draft picks. And even though they don’t play in a tough division, or conference, it is hard to imagine this ragtag group making the playoffs. Read more

Investing In Property In Canada
By: Tem Pearson

Canada has long been recognised as a cheap yet secure country in which to buy property.

Although Canada is often overlooked as a suitable location for investment purposes, those looking for an investment away from the usual European options should certainly delve deeper into what this beautiful country has to offer. Read more

Healthcare For Elders: Issues And Decisions
By: Gordon Petten

There are many things to consider when caring for an elderly loved one. Now that people are living well and living longer, elder healthcare has become very important. This relatively new area of healthcare and provider services is often referred to as elder care. It encompasses a wide variety of issues which include: choosing an appropriate physician or physicians to care for an aging patient, setting up home care is possible, and making decisions about moving the patient from his or her home to a residential care setting. Persons age 65 and older are the fastest growing segment of America's population. Many in this population are living a healthy, active, independent life; however, as more and more people reach their 80s and 90s, the number of people who need assistance with daily living is increasing, as are the responsibilities of those who are providing the care. The statistics on elder healthcare may surprise you. Read more