Toronto is the capital of the province of Ontario and is also Canada’s largest city. It is situated on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. The original settlement was named the Town of York and was the capital of Upper Canada early in its history. It was pillaged in the Battle of York, during the War of 1812 and was renamed Toronto in 1834.
Regular Blogs
Covers places to go and things to see in the city, with reviews of restaurants, night clubs, and bakeries, best parks in town, and running clubs throughout the city.
http://www.blogto.com/
Matthew Jeffery, a Canadian immigration law firm in Toronto offers immigration advice and a wide range of Canada visa services. The firm's blog covers a variety of immigration topics.
https://www.matthewjeffery.com/blog/
Written by Canadian law librarian, Connie Crosby, this blog offers the perspective of an independent information professional active in the Toronto area. The website also offers reviews of new books that explore Internet culture and new technology.
http://www.conniecrosby.blogspot.com/
A wheelchair-bound man in Toronto talks about his life experience as a disability worker and then a disabled worker, humanity, and the books he's authored in this multi-award-winning blog.
http://www.davehingsburger.blogspot.com/
Toronto woman offers her opinion on all sorts of things, including personal growth, her cat, hockey, and chronic illness.
http://theseatedview.blogspot.com/
Displays “then and now” photographs of various sites around Toronto, both from land and aerial views, sometimes side-by-side, and other times, melded together into one photograph. Additionally offers random historical photographs of the city.
http://torontobefore.blogspot.com/
Displays photos and descriptions of what the blogger says are secret facts and mysteries about Toronto, including city lore, history, urban wildlife, and local food, bars, clubs, galleries, and shopping.
http://unknowntoronto.blogspot.com/
Seeks to keep the residence of Wet Hill up to date on things that are going on in the neighborhood. The first change mentioned in this blog was the demolition of a three-story shopping mall with photographs.
http://westhillnews.blogspot.com/
