
Toronto, Ontario – February 2001
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Photo courtesy of Toronto 2008 |
Well, the dreary, sun-starved days of January are over, and February gives hope of spring to come. There are no national holidays to celebrate in February, but here are events for both indoor and outdoor lovers:
Feb. 9-11: Computer Fest
Over 100 independent dealers will display at Canada’s largest computer show and sale. For details, go to www.compfest.com.
Feb. 9-11: Toronto Winterfest
This is an annual party to celebrate the snow Canadian-style. There will be three sites that feature events from skating shows and midway rides to pancake breakfasts. For more information, log on to www.city.toronto.on.ca/winterfest.
Feb. 14: Saint Valentine’s Day
A big day for buying cards, flowers, and chocolates for that special someone.
Feb. 15-18: The Spring Fishing Show
More than 300 exhibitors show the latest in boating, fishing and tackle. For details, go to www.fishontario.com.
Feb. 16-25: The Canadian International Auto Show
For all the car buffs, this is it! View the 2001 models and future prototypes; plus classics, trucks and accessories. Check out www.autoshow.ca.
Feb. 23-25: The Outdoor Adventure Sport Show
This is a show for people who like an outdoor active lifestyle, in the form of travel or activities involving action. This is a growing industry in Canada, so for the show’s details look at their web site at www.nationalevent.com.
Note:
Toronto has a bid in for the 2008 Summer Olympics and may be hosting the world. Check out the official web site (In English, French, or Spanish) at www.to-2008.com.
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