Toronto Off the Beaten Path Tips by freddie18

It's Autumn Season in Canada. The season that I always enjoy in my country. I particularly like the changing of the leaves with its attractive colours of red, orange, green, yellow.......

Autumn is widely called Fall season in Canada and is in the months of September, October, and November. So, if you have not experienced the Fall in any country, come visit Toronto and we will show you around. We have a lot of it. Canada has Parks in every corner and have falling leaves everywhere, Maple Leaf in particular.

You still have time, don't wait too long - you still have one month to go before the end of Autumn.

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This Cathedral is an Anglican church situated in downtown Toronto's northeast corner of King and Church Streets. Everyone is welcome to the church to pray, and have a look at this historical place of worship. It is open during the following schedule:

*Monday to Friday - 7:30AM to 5:30PM
*Saturday - 9:00AM to 3:00PM
*Sunday - 7:30AM to 5 :30PM

The exact location of the Cathedral is:
665 Church Street
Toronto Ontario
Canada
M5C 2E9

Important Notice: Please note that the St. James' Cathedral office is closed on statutory holidays and other particular holidays.

For more facts and information about the Cathedral, please visit www.stjamescathedral.on.ca

Come and visit this historical church of St. James' Cathedral - Toronto

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Phone: 416 364 7865
Website: www.stjamescathedral.on.ca
Other Contact: Fax: 416 364 0295

A City Within A Park or A Park Within A City...

This parkland is situated East of Dufferin between Steeles Avenue West and Finch Avenue West in Toronto (formerly North York). This is one of the many parks in our community that we usually come for picnics, celebration of birthdays, anniversaries, festivals, and what have you!

If you happen to be in Toronto for a holiday, you may want to come to play or have a quiet relaxation after a long walking tour or jogging on over 90 km of paved trails. Surround yourself with an amazing sights and smells of breathtaking flowers and gardens, rivers and streams, ravines and forests, and everything that will make you forget that you are just in a wonderful park within a city.

Coming to the park using public transit is very convenient. TTC buses includes Wilson Heights bus# 105, Allness bus# 117, Finch West bus# 36, and Steeles West bus# 60. Pedestrian entrances are located at Steeles Avenue, Hidden Trail, Fisherville Road, and two off Torresdale Road, at Cedarcroft Road and at Antibes Drive.

For more detailed information on how our park can make your stay in Toronto a memorable one, please refer to the webpage I provided below. You may also click on more pictures I have posted for you to see what an exciting place this is. Have a safe and happy travel!

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Phone: 416 392 1111
Website: http://www.toronto.ca/parks/parks_gardens/grosslord2.htm
Other Contact: Email: parks@toronto.ca

Earl Bales Park is located in the West Don River Valley in North York, now part of Toronto. Tees and greens is everywhere in this huge park. If you are a Pinoy or originally from the Philippines, you should know this very popular place frequented along Bathurst Street especially during the summer months when it becomes the picnic ground with tables and barbecue grill. You can stay here all day long and even until night time. We have a lot of space here to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, or just wanna have fun.

In the photo I posted here, you will see a celebration being held at the 1,500-seat Barry Zukerman Amphitheatre. It is an entertainment courtesy of Filipino-Canadian showcasing song and folk dance.

Come to Earl Bales Park at summertime. You will surely enjoy the park landscape.

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Phone: 416 392 8186
Other Contact: Bathurst St., South of Sheppard

In Toronto, it used to have this ornately decorated old restored building situated at 299 Queen Street. It was the studios of the ChumCity CityTV showcasing the CityPulse news and other TV programs. This is the place where celebrities come and go. I have to go back there one day to confirm if the TV station have moved somewhere, so I heard.

Let me spend more time and re-discover what has happened to this decor. I have seen this for a couple of times but want to share with you if it is still there. If I don't get back to you in a month or so, please email me. It could be just I did not have a chance to visit the place due to weather issue like today. There is snow storm right now. I will be back, I promise!

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Phone: 416 591 7400
Other Contact: Email: bravomail@bravo.ca