"Toronto: More Than Just the CN Tower " a Toronto Travel Page by paulbrec

I have lived in Toronto for 8 years, and it is the best city I have ever lived in. A great place to live, and a great place to visit!
TORONTO FACTS:
Toronto has the lowest crime rate in North America, compared to cities of the same size. Violent crime is very low, but there is a theft problem. You are not likely to be attacked, but don't leave valuables laying around.
CRIME INDEX: 104 (Average) Minor Crimes: 131 (Above Average) Major Crimes: 87 (Below Average)
Toronto has a world-class public transportation system, with trains, buses, and streetcars.
TRANSPORTATION: 4 major expressways, 4 rapid transit lines, 11 streetcar/tram lines, over 200 local and regional bus routes.
Toronto is the largest city in Canada, and the fifth largest in North America.
POPULATIONS: 2.7 Million (City), 6.3 Million (Area)
CLIMATE: Temperate. Hot/Humid Summers, Cold/Dry Winters
ECONOMY: Banking/Financial, Retail, Film and Television, Tourism/Hospitality, Light Manufacturing.
GOVERNMENT: Liberal.
COMMUNITY: Liberal, mixed-races.
OTHER:
641 square kilometers, 76 meters above sea level, 43 lat./79 long.
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Toronto is more than just the CN Tower. There are many cultural events, all types of live music, museums, galleries, all types of restaurants, and many parks and green areas.
Did you know: Toronto has over 400 free festivals and public events every year!
For more photos of Toronto visit my Webshots page: WEBSHOTS

There is always something to do in Toronto. I live here and I never get bored. Most weekends there is something going on in front of City Hall, or in a park. There are many cultural events, and sporting events. You can check out a live theatre, or a film. Toronto has three Imax (large-format) theatres! Toronto is also home of the Toronto International Film Festival held every September. There is also the Canadian National Exhibition held every August. There is even lots to do in the winter. Winter sports are very popular in Toronto. There are many places to ice skate, or play ice hockey. There are also many professional sports teams. Toronto is a place where you need to look for something to do. There is lots to do, but it won't jump out and bite you.

Toronto is Canada's Media-Mecca. There are four daily newspapers, plus several community papers. There are 9 broadcast television stations, and 27 radio stations. Plus, you can receive some radio stations from Buffalo.
TORONTO RADIO LINEUP:
530 (multicultural), 590 (sports), 640 (talk), 680 (news), 740 (music/talk), 1010 (talk), 1050 (oldies), 1540 (multicultural), 88.1 (variety), 88.5 (standards), 88.9 (multicultural), 89.5 (variety), 91.1 (jazz), 92.5 (classic rock), 93.5 (R&B), 94.1 (variety), 94.9 (rock), 96.3 (classical), 97.3 (soft rock), 98.1 (adult contemp), 99.1 (variety), 99.9 (mix), 100.7 (multicultural), 102.1 (new rock), 104.5 (mix), 105.5 (variety), 107.1 (classic rock) .
20 of these stations also broadcast on the digital band.
You can't say there isn't anything to listen to!