Having family back east and visiting numerous times has really had me thinking, what are the most unusual things you could do in Toronto? This peaked my interest and had me thinking so I put together a list of my four favourite things to do.

40% of Canadians live in Ontario, which is home to some of the most popular tourist destinations on earth. All four seasons offer spectacular views and attractions in Ontario.

While Toronto is a year round destination there are a few places to see and things you must do if you visit the city during the springtime.

Toronto is a fantastic vacation spot. It is a vibrant metropolis, the capital of Ontario, and the largest city in Canada with a low crime rate, reliable public transit infrastructure (making it simple for guests to get from one area to another), variety of tourist attractions, and...

Toronto is one of Canada's biggest, gorgeous, and cleanest cities. It is composed of a variety of various nationalities, each of which has managed to maintain its uniqueness, as demonstrated by Toronto's neighbourhoods like Little Italy and Chinatown.

Did you know that it is illegal to drag a dead horse down Yonge Street on a Sunday? I'm not sure how many times that happened historically for that law to be put into place but the chances of you seeing even a live horse on the street these days is rare.

There are a few sites in Ontario that top the list if you love the outdoors and are searching for a nice area to enjoy some old-fashioned recreation. Although Canada is known for its diverse scenery and numerous parks, there are five in particular that require more attention.

When visiting Niagara Falls, if you look at your restaurant, hotel, or attraction bill you may notice a "Tourism Tax" line. This additional tax is up for debate as to if you actually have to pay it or not as it is not actually a government mandate; so what is it?