What area of Toronto do you live in?

The top spot where one can enjoy life in Canada’s largest metropolis is The Toronto Entertainment District, or as it is commonly called, The District, located within an eight square blocks area in the heart of the city. Bordered by York Street and the Financial District on the East, Queen Street on the North, Spadina and the Fashion sector on the west, and the Lakeshore on the south, the area is easily accessible, by all forms of transportation.

It offers some of Toronto’s best theatres, bars and nightspots and, as well, The District encompasses many gourmet restaurants, fine shopping, the best of accommodations, sporting facilities, live theatres, movies, top-class luxury hotels and a good number of other attractions.

The undisputed entertainment capital of Canada, The District is a heartland of good food and a lively concentration of entertainment spots, bursting with inspiration. It boasts the world’s largest and longest underground shopping complex with 1,200 shops, bars, cafes and restaurants. Now, known as the ‘Trendy Area’, The District incorporates an incredible number of art galleries, boutiques, bistros, cafes, nightclubs, first class shopping and theatre life galore. .

…The neighborhood that was magnificently restored has now evolved into the premier center of Toronto and one of North America’s most diverse entertainment destinations.

Since the early 1980s, this physical resurgence has given the area an immense popularity. It has become a sought-after hot spot, known for its diverse and varied recreation possibilities...Here one can shop both above ground and below ground; drink in its innumerable pubs and patios; dine the best of Italian and French cuisine or the other fine foods of the world; catch a movie or a live performance in one of its theatres; attend an art exhibit or a sports event; and climb the highest tower in the world to get a birds’ eye view of Toronto in all its glory, then return to rest in one of The District’s six luxury hotels.

The most well known landmarks that give The District its renown are the SkyDome, the home of Toronto’s baseball team, the Blue Jays and boasting the world’s first fully retractable roof; the CN Tower, the world’s tallest free-standing structure, with its Convention Center; the Air Canada Center, the home for Toronto’s hockey team the Toronto Maple Leafs; the CHUM City Building, an innovative television station noted for its unique Gothic architecture; and the CBC Building, edged by Simcoe Park, designated the first park in Toronto in 1827.

Vying with these giant attractions are the famous Princess of Wales, the first privately built theatre in North America; the Royal Alexandra Theatre, an architectural gem which has featured on its stage the most famous theatrical stars of the 20th century; and the spectacular Roy Thompson Hall, renowned in the world of entertainment. These three theatres have been largely instrumental in making Toronto the third largest theatre-going city in the English-speaking world.

Et toi?

mais oui, je suis certain
il n'a pas voulu répondre à la question

quelle suprise!

Speak english, dude.I don't speak that language.

It means "and you?" are you canadian or what?

Je sais, mais Ace n'a pas poste sa pic aujourd'hui comme il a dit qu'il le ferait.

Les deux sont coupables, n'est-ce pas?

Nous attendons, Ace!


It sure does....as does mine hehehehe













My french sucks.

mais oui, je suis certain
il n'a pas voulu répondre à la question

quelle suprise!

mais oui, je suis certain
il n'a pas voulu répondre à la question

quelle suprise!

I know, but Ace does not have post office its peak today as he said that he would do it. Both isn't are guilty? We wait, Ace!

What would i ever need to speak french for?

Apart from the fact that you live in a country where both English and French are national languages?

What would i ever need to speak french for?

Apart from the fact that you live in a country where both English and French are national languages?

mais oui, je suis certain
il n'a pas voulu répondre à la question

quelle suprise!

Apart from the fact that you live in a country where both English and French are national languages?

Je sais, mais Ace n'a pas poste sa pic aujourd'hui comme il a dit qu'il le ferait.

Les deux sont coupables, n'est-ce pas?

Nous attendons, Ace!


My french sucks.

There's a difference between a hint and just saying, "Hey, I want to fuck the hell out of you!"

I enjoy either,

Ace a change son minde. Il a become more et more privet through les years et est maintenant suspicieuse of La Internette.

Okay Chris.

I WANT TO FUCK THE HELL OUT OF YOU!!!!

That was awesome french!

Orgnote it then!!

That was awesome french!

Orgnote it then!!

It's not that I don't trust you, person-that-I-have-never-met-and-for-all-I-know-could-be-an-axe-murderer-named-Frank; but once something is out there digitally, it's potentially fair game for all.

In the words of Tom Waits, "I'm kinda selfish about my privacy". At least these days.

It's not that I don't trust you, person-that-I-have-never-met-and-for-all-I-know-could-be-an-axe-murderer-named-Frank; but once something is out there digitally, it's potentially fair game for all.

In the words of Tom Waits, "I'm kinda selfish about my privacy". At least these days.

It's not that I don't trust you, person-that-I-have-never-met-and-for-all-I-know-could-be-an-axe-murderer-named-Frank; but once something is out there digitally, it's potentially fair game for all.

In the words of Tom Waits, "I'm kinda selfish about my privacy". At least these days.

Ace already had his photo up before. You missed it. Why is it that people don't insult him for not putting his pic like they do me?