Top Point of interest in On

Baycrest Centre

Address: 3560 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON M6A 2E1, Canada

“Not busy but some services are no longer available due to funding cuts.”

Skivac and Tourvac trips

Address: 9 Les, Rue les Sorbiers, Laval, on H7R 1E4, Canada

Quality Pest Control North York And Exterminator North York

Address: North York, ON M3C 2Z2, Canada

“My experience with Q.A.P Pest Control in North York was one of an absolute satisfaction. Right from inception to the conclusion. Appointment was on time; inspection and treatment of infected areas of termite infestation was top notch. Have not seen any trace of infestation to date. I will highly recommend them to anyone or business that might need their services”

One Pacific

Address: VANCOUVER SALES CENTRE, 88 Pacific Blvd, Map, ON V6Z 2R6, Canada

Pinehill Iron & Metal INC

Address: 2785 Ontario 592, Emsdale, ON P0A 1J0, Canada

“They are really good to sell your old car to”

Home and Cottage Windows and Doors

Address: Grey Highlands, ON N0C 1C0, Canada

The Whisky Bar Patio

Address: 1219 Niagara Stone Rd, Niagara on the Lake, ON L0S 1J0, Canada

COMBAT FIRE INC

Address: Cambridge, ON N1S 4C2, Canada

Lorne Newton DDS

Address: Taunton Rd E, Oshawa, ON L1K 2B8, Canada

Arnott Agencies

Address: 1391 St James St #12, Winnipeg, MB R3Z 0Z1, Canada

Toronto Islands - Hanlan's Point Park

Address: 464-, 470 Lakeshore Ave, Toronto, ON M5V, Canada

“It is located outside of the downtown and you can take a ferry to the island or witness it from the YTZ airport. It has a beautiful view of lake and Toronto skyline. The ferry ride alone, even if you don't get off, is worth the time. The Rectory restaurant on the Lake side of the island, is a pleasant 20o min walk from the Centre Is ferry terminal. It is a great place to spend a long lunch, under the garden willow trees, on a hot summer afternoon The islands are well worth a visit if the weather is suitable. A very short ferry ride away, there is lots to do in the summer - walking, bike-hire, canoe-hire, small beaches, small amusement park and refreshments. We visited at the end of October when most facilities were unavailable - even the coffee shop was closed as it only opens in the second half of the week in winter. It was a beautiful, sunny day and we really enjoyed the walks without the crowds and the fantastic opportunities for photos of the Toronto skyline. It makes for a lovely break from the hustle of the city and is only a 10 minute trip away”