Toronto, Canada Travel News

The Art Gallery of Ontario has appointed Jeff Dueck to the role of executive chef, effective June 15, 2013.

Randy Nelson Oliver, 56 of Monroe, died unexpectedly in his home May 16. Randy was born October 25, 1956, in Alberton, Prince Edward Island , Canada, son of Jean Oliver Pavia, and adopted and raised by his loving Grandparents Georgie and Henry Oliver.

Deputy Mayor Doug Holyday says he expects the mayor to attend the casino debate at city hall on Tuesday.

The biggest news here is the planned opening this summer of Ripley's Aquarium, a $130-million project that is Toronto's first big new tourist attraction in two decades.

"Traditionally, what's been important in history has been about the upper classes.

The short-staffed Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is wooing job-seekers in Toronto and Halifax with the promise of making a difference in a young, fast-growing frontier community.

From now until June 9, a 28-foot replica of the world-famous Peggy's Cove lighthouse is on display at Bay and Wellington in the heart of downtown Toronto; part of a big push by Nova Scotia tourism that also included a series of stories in Star Travel a few weeks ago.

Alexandre Handa is managing partner of Handa Travel Student Trip Ltd. , which sells spring break, adventure and other trips to young people.

Lastman's Bad Boy has moved into its new digs in this sprawling city just west of Toronto, having outgrown its old location and wanting to showcase a higher quality product assortment.

Toronto , Canada appears to have a few flurries in the forecast, even during the spring months.

Tourism may be down, but this Grey Line Double deck bus was quite full. A young lady, with her family from Ireland, reaches up to touch a tree while riding along Davenport Rd.

TORONTO, May 11, 2013, 2013 -- Yorkdale Shopping Centre management and staff continue to work with Toronto Police Services since the incident that occurred early this morning.

Add some Barnum and Bailey-style circus theatre - Derbyshire hired dancers and a DJ to launch the new 25,000 sq.

That the sneaker has come a long way from its plain, canvas-and-rubber origins should be no surprise to anyone who's seen the flashy, tricked-out kicks proudly trotted out by stars and style-savvy teens.

The $130 million Ripley's Aquarium is Toronto's first big new attraction in two decades.

Robert Louis Stevenson once said wine is bottled poetry. But what if you don't know your sonnets from your villanelles or, for that matter, your chewy reds from your leafy whites? Wine's popularity is at the point today where a basic understanding no longer satisfies.

Toronto-based Holt Renfrew has opened its second hr2 store. Located at Vaughan Mills in Vaughan, Ontario, the new 25,000-sq.-ft. store features a colorful, modern shopping environment.

Two years ago, east-end pals Tad Michalak and Neil Rankin devised a plan to battle that cultural march.

By Grant Granger - New Westminster News Leader Published: May 08, 2013 4:00 PM Updated: May 08, 2013 5:16 PM While working as a University of Toronto library clerk during the 1970s, Judy Darcy was upset because the photocopy machine lid wouldn't shut properly.

After years of in-fighting, the plan for a Bass Pro on the Buffalo Waterfront died, leaving the nearest stores in the Finger Lakes and north of Toronto near Barrie.