Canadian Broadcasting: Take a behind-the-scenes tour (by appointment) of a world-class radio and television production facility or visit a broadcasting museum filled with exciting interactive displays.
Queen's Quay Terminal: Over 100 specialty shops, restaurants and galleries located on Toronto's waterfront.
Skylon Tower: Niagara Falls: The tallest tower in Niagara, stands 775' above the base of the Falls. Niagara's most spectacular view.
Black Creek Pioneer Village: Re-creating the life and times of an authentic 1860s rural community, complete with restored homes and shops, and costumed "residents."
Heritage Toronto: Explore Historic Toronto at these exciting museums - Fort York (off Fleet St., east of Strachan), Spadina House(285 Spadina Rd.), Mackenzie House (82 Bond St.), Colborne Lodge (at High Park), and the Marine Museum (Exhibition Place).
Niagara National Historic Sites including Fort George National Historic Park: Niagara-on-the-Lake:
Fort George is a restored British Fort of the War of 1812. Guides in period uniforms demonstrate the life, times and activities of that period.
Toronto Blue Jays Baseball: The Blue Jays play 81 home games at SkyDome (One Blue Jays Way) from April to October.
Toronto Maple Leafs: The NHL's Toronto Maple Leafs play 41 home games from October to April at Maple Leaf Gardens.
Toronto Raptors Basketball: The Toronto Raptors continue in their third exciting season. They're currently playing at SkyDome (One Blue Jays Way) while their future home, the Air Canada Centre, is constructed for a February 1999 opening.
