Here’s my story on the best way to spend an afternoon in Toronto, in the November 2008 issue of Business Traveler magazine, and also online. I suggest ending up at Soma chocolatemaker, whose menu is pictured at left.
I’ve written a bunch about Toronto after my weekend there this past November. Here, I muse about the [...]
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Four Hours in Toronto –Business Traveler, November 2008
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Toronto Arts Scene Gets A Big Boost –The Street, 11/21/08
Posted in Alison's Portfolio, Canada Travel, On Culture & Trends, On Design & Art, On Food & Drink, On Places & Travel on November 23, 2008 | Comments Off
Daybook: My Favorite Poutine
Posted in Canada Travel, Daybook, On Food & Drink, On Places & Travel, tagged montreal, poutine, travel on November 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Daybook + Huffington Post: Anti-Condo Art in Toronto
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Daybook: Poppies are for Remembering in Toronto
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Daybook: Flying Porter Air from Toronto to New York
Posted in Canada Travel, Daybook, On Places & Travel, tagged porter air, toronto, travel to toronto on November 9, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I’m sitting in the airport in Toronto’s downtown –actually, the airport is a little island just off of downtown –awaiting my flight back to Newark. (Wikipedia says this was at one time a baseball stadium, and at another point, an amusement park.) Porter is the only commercial airline to fly out of Toronto City Centre [...]
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