[24/06/2009] With more than 1700 slot machines, countless gaming card tables and betting wheels, the Casino Niagara has plenty to offer in the way of entertainment. Sited above a hotel and entertainment complex, and attached to a huge waterpark, the Casino is part of the Niagara experience of all-hours fun. Open from very early until very late at night, it is often quite busy in season, and is popular with sports betters who cluster round the live-action screens to pick their in game options. With 4 different bars and restaurants, also has a wide choice of dining available, including the spectacular [more]

[24/06/2009] Sited in a refurbished building on the original site, the St Lawrence Market lies just outside the Financial District, with a direct view towards the CN Tower via the Flatiron building. A hub of fresh food, the market houses dozens of stalls run by local traders and producers to bring you the freshest and widest range of foods imaginable. Fruit and veg, meat , fish, cheeses and pulses all vie with deli counters, ethnic eatery stalls and the wares of local craftsmen selling jewellery, fabrics and much more. There is an upper floor with a gallery overlooking the vaulted market floor, and h [more]

[24/06/2009] Built for the 1976 Olympics, and with a small amount of public debt still owing to this day, the Olympic Stadium is nicknamed ‘The Big Owe’ by locals and stands as a point of contention in all its concrete over exaggeration out in the Eastern suburbs of the City. Easily reached by Metro from all points, the Olympic site comprises the huge stadium, the Velodrome, now converted into a Biodome museum of Nature, and parkland. The stadium itself houses an all purpose athletics track and a huge swimming centre, regularly used for championships and training by local teams. Atop the stadium, like a [more]