Cirque Du Soleil is totally awesome. I saw Saltimbanco in London two years ago and will be seeing Ovo, the new Toronto show in October. If you haven’t gone before you really should, it’s really neat. During the month of September, there are two great deals available for students and families, $35 for students, $45 …Read More

If you’ve never been up to the CN tower you should consider visiting before winter hits! It’s kind of exhilirating to be up so high but my vertigo doesn’t like it too much! 😛 The great news is that now after 8pm you can get up to the Look Out Glass Floor for only $10. …Read More

In the Greater Toronto Area over the Labour Day Long Weekend (September 5-7, 2009), Future Shop is offering to recycle your old microwave and will give you up to a $50 voucher towards a new model.  This offer is only available at 23 locations. Panasonic will be testing a free microwave recycling program in Toronto …Read More

If you love symphony orchestras, you cannot miss this sale. It’s Now or Never! Buy 3 or more concerts for ONLY $39 each!* Best available seats! August 7, 9:00am to August 17, 5:00pm Ticket quantities are limited, so purchase early.  Download the 09.10 Season at a Glance (PDF file, 710 KB) Bonus! Get a free …Read More

Are you a huge fan of So You Think You Can Dance Canada?  Have you ever caught yourself dancing around your living room while watching the show wishing you could be there live?  Well here is your chance.  If you live in or around Toronto or are planning to visit there within the next few …Read More

Thanks Melody113 for posting about this spectacular freebie in the Canadian Freebies & Samples Section. Starting on March 7th, 2009 all of Toronto’s 99 Public Libraries will be giving out FREE passes to most of Toronto’s museums and art galleries. With the Sun Life Financial Museum and Arts Pass (MAP), you and your family can …Read More

The Clothing Show hits Tdot Septemer 26-28 click here to view our forum for details and coupons for the show! Tickets are $10 at the door and $8 in advance, you can purchase advance tickets by clicking here I hope for those that go find plenty of bargains, sample sales, vintage, designer over 300 booths to visit and …Read More

Last year it Sam the Record Man.  This year it was the Funland Arcade.  Next year, will it be CHUM? The Globe & Mail is reporting that the landmark building that has housed the AM station since the birth of rock’n’roll in the 1950’shas been sold to condominium developer Aspen Ridge Homes for $21 million. …Read More

A few days ago I posted about the closing of the Funland Arcade.  Many of you were glad to see it go and I can’t say I blame you.  It was an important place in my life and the lives of a lot of gamers, but none of what you said about the place was …Read More

Just a heads up from a guy with a heavy heart.  Toronto’s historic Funland Arcade is scheduled to empty it’s quarter boxes for the last time tomorrow.  It was the last real arcade in the city — it was also one of the first having opened back in 1962.  To put that into perspective, Sam …Read More

The City of Toronto has decided to roll out an interesting proposal — rather than spend money on youth-related projects without any perspective, they’ve decided to create a youth panel to make recommendations on programs that might engage kids in high-risk neighbourhoods.  Anyone ages 14-24 can apply to be on the panel by submitting their …Read More