Big days to remember in Toronto

In keeping with our quest to see as many "Big" things in Canada as possible, we spent two eclectic days in Canada's biggest city - Toronto.

West Toronto

North Toronto

East Toronto

Naturally we had to visit the World's Tallest Building (1975 - 2010) - the CN Tower.
Even after three decades the tower is an impressive, imposing building that dominates the Toronto skyline. It was a real experience visiting this Canadian icon - unfortunately time and our bank manager prevented us from completing the 'edge walk' - maybe next time!

World's tallest pencil sharpener?

Toronto's Red Light district!

Ready for take off.

When the boat comes in.

The Tower is just one feature of this vibrant city. During the two days we spent wondering around, we spent time on the beach, in the markets, Chinatown, Hockey Hall of Fame,Rogers Stadium (home of the Blue Jays and Argonauts) and of course -  the shops

Waiting for an Ice Cream

A new hockey star?

Fans trying to escape.

You don't see these in the Edmonton Mall!

One of the more unusual locals

China town

Toronto tram race

Toronto taxi race

And would you believe it - to top off our visit we came across the World's Biggest Bookstore




 and still so much more to see and do...................