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.Toronto (Lonely Planet City Guides)
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by: Charles Rawlings-Way, Natalie Karneef

July 01, 2007

Not sure if I'd ever have visited Toronto had it not been for a family connection, but if not I'd have been missing a great city. As Lonely Planet hints, this is a city with a real penchant for the arts, fine and popular (the open air stage beside Lake Ontario had free concerts on an Indian theme during my stay); sports (during my time there I saw a CFL game which included one of the best trick plays I ever saw, there were at least three MLB games featuring the above par Blue Jays, and West Ham United were beaten by an MLS dream team including David Beckham - sold out, naturally - at BMO Stadium); and shopping, from mainstream (Eaton Centre) to bohemian (the Harbourside World Market). It further mentions the underground labyrinth of subways, ... Read More:
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.Toronto (Eyewitness Pocket Map & Guide)
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from: Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd

March 03, 2008

Not sure if I'd ever have visited Toronto had it not been for a family connection, but if not I'd have been missing a great city. As Lonely Planet hints, this is a city with a real penchant for the arts, fine and popular (the open air stage beside Lake Ontario had free concerts on an Indian theme during my stay); sports (during my time there I saw a CFL game which included one of the best trick plays I ever saw, there were at least three MLB games featuring the above par Blue Jays, and West Ham United were beaten by an MLS dream team including David Beckham - sold out, naturally - at BMO Stadium); and shopping, from mainstream (Eaton Centre) to bohemian (the Harbourside World Market). It further mentions the underground labyrinth of subways, ... Read More:
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.Toronto (Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide)
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by: Lorraine Johnson, Barbara Hopkinson

March 01, 2007

Not sure if I'd ever have visited Toronto had it not been for a family connection, but if not I'd have been missing a great city. As Lonely Planet hints, this is a city with a real penchant for the arts, fine and popular (the open air stage beside Lake Ontario had free concerts on an Indian theme during my stay); sports (during my time there I saw a CFL game which included one of the best trick plays I ever saw, there were at least three MLB games featuring the above par Blue Jays, and West Ham United were beaten by an MLS dream team including David Beckham - sold out, naturally - at BMO Stadium); and shopping, from mainstream (Eaton Centre) to bohemian (the Harbourside World Market). It further mentions the underground labyrinth of subways, ... Read More:
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.Toronto (AA CityPack Guides) (AA CityPack Guides) (AA CityPack Guides)
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by: AA Publishing

July 31, 2008

Not sure if I'd ever have visited Toronto had it not been for a family connection, but if not I'd have been missing a great city. As Lonely Planet hints, this is a city with a real penchant for the arts, fine and popular (the open air stage beside Lake Ontario had free concerts on an Indian theme during my stay); sports (during my time there I saw a CFL game which included one of the best trick plays I ever saw, there were at least three MLB games featuring the above par Blue Jays, and West Ham United were beaten by an MLS dream team including David Beckham - sold out, naturally - at BMO Stadium); and shopping, from mainstream (Eaton Centre) to bohemian (the Harbourside World Market). It further mentions the underground labyrinth of subways, ... Read More:
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.The Rough Guide to Toronto - Edition 4
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by: Phil Lee, Helen Lovekin

April 27, 2006

Not sure if I'd ever have visited Toronto had it not been for a family connection, but if not I'd have been missing a great city. As Lonely Planet hints, this is a city with a real penchant for the arts, fine and popular (the open air stage beside Lake Ontario had free concerts on an Indian theme during my stay); sports (during my time there I saw a CFL game which included one of the best trick plays I ever saw, there were at least three MLB games featuring the above par Blue Jays, and West Ham United were beaten by an MLS dream team including David Beckham - sold out, naturally - at BMO Stadium); and shopping, from mainstream (Eaton Centre) to bohemian (the Harbourside World Market). It further mentions the underground labyrinth of subways, ... Read More:
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.Ontario and Quebec Including Toronto (Travellers) (Travellers)
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by: Steve Veale

August 16, 2007

Not sure if I'd ever have visited Toronto had it not been for a family connection, but if not I'd have been missing a great city. As Lonely Planet hints, this is a city with a real penchant for the arts, fine and popular (the open air stage beside Lake Ontario had free concerts on an Indian theme during my stay); sports (during my time there I saw a CFL game which included one of the best trick plays I ever saw, there were at least three MLB games featuring the above par Blue Jays, and West Ham United were beaten by an MLS dream team including David Beckham - sold out, naturally - at BMO Stadium); and shopping, from mainstream (Eaton Centre) to bohemian (the Harbourside World Market). It further mentions the underground labyrinth of subways, ... Read More:
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.AA CityPack Toronto (AA CityPack Guides)
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by: Marilyn Wood

March 04, 2004

Not sure if I'd ever have visited Toronto had it not been for a family connection, but if not I'd have been missing a great city. As Lonely Planet hints, this is a city with a real penchant for the arts, fine and popular (the open air stage beside Lake Ontario had free concerts on an Indian theme during my stay); sports (during my time there I saw a CFL game which included one of the best trick plays I ever saw, there were at least three MLB games featuring the above par Blue Jays, and West Ham United were beaten by an MLS dream team including David Beckham - sold out, naturally - at BMO Stadium); and shopping, from mainstream (Eaton Centre) to bohemian (the Harbourside World Market). It further mentions the underground labyrinth of subways, ... Read More:
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.Toronto Insight Flexi Map
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by: American Map Corporation

April 29, 2005

Not sure if I'd ever have visited Toronto had it not been for a family connection, but if not I'd have been missing a great city. As Lonely Planet hints, this is a city with a real penchant for the arts, fine and popular (the open air stage beside Lake Ontario had free concerts on an Indian theme during my stay); sports (during my time there I saw a CFL game which included one of the best trick plays I ever saw, there were at least three MLB games featuring the above par Blue Jays, and West Ham United were beaten by an MLS dream team including David Beckham - sold out, naturally - at BMO Stadium); and shopping, from mainstream (Eaton Centre) to bohemian (the Harbourside World Market). It further mentions the underground labyrinth of subways, ... Read More:
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."Time Out" Toronto (Time Out Toronto)
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by: Time Out Guides Ltd

July 05, 2007

Not sure if I'd ever have visited Toronto had it not been for a family connection, but if not I'd have been missing a great city. As Lonely Planet hints, this is a city with a real penchant for the arts, fine and popular (the open air stage beside Lake Ontario had free concerts on an Indian theme during my stay); sports (during my time there I saw a CFL game which included one of the best trick plays I ever saw, there were at least three MLB games featuring the above par Blue Jays, and West Ham United were beaten by an MLS dream team including David Beckham - sold out, naturally - at BMO Stadium); and shopping, from mainstream (Eaton Centre) to bohemian (the Harbourside World Market). It further mentions the underground labyrinth of subways, ... Read More:
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.Toronto for Dummies (For Dummies)
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by: M.B. Kelly

March 24, 2005

Not sure if I'd ever have visited Toronto had it not been for a family connection, but if not I'd have been missing a great city. As Lonely Planet hints, this is a city with a real penchant for the arts, fine and popular (the open air stage beside Lake Ontario had free concerts on an Indian theme during my stay); sports (during my time there I saw a CFL game which included one of the best trick plays I ever saw, there were at least three MLB games featuring the above par Blue Jays, and West Ham United were beaten by an MLS dream team including David Beckham - sold out, naturally - at BMO Stadium); and shopping, from mainstream (Eaton Centre) to bohemian (the Harbourside World Market). It further mentions the underground labyrinth of subways, ... Read More:
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