sg06
Hi does anyone know a store where u can get useless gag gifts. I use to go to like spencers at promenade or general store in hillcrest but they closed down. Does anyone know of any stores like that?
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yes you can find them all over the city but the best store I have visited is( Laughing Stuff ) located on the west side of Yonge St. facing east between Maitland St. and Alexandr St. I believe the address is 510 Yonge st.
check it out i promise you will find some crazy funny stuff..
cheers..
yes you can find them all over the city but the best store I have visited is( Laughing Stuff ) located on the west side of Yonge St. facing east between Maitland St. and Alexandr St. I believe the address is 510 Yonge st.
check it out i promise you will find some crazy funny stuff..
cheers..
Shopping malls in the Toronto area?
Aneesa Ahm
Hi! I'm new to the Toronto area and I am looking for a unique gift for a coworkers birthday, she likes fashion that's from other countries and basically likes anything that's one of a kind. Her house is filled with all these small curious and trinkets that are from all sorts of countries. I would like to know which stores/malls I could go to anywhere near Toronto that would have somethings that are unique. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Answer
To be honest Toronto is a city without its own identity: it is sort of a mish mash of other peoples identities, so you end up with very generic Toronto sweaters or something with the Toronto skyline. You can get some generic Candiana products like maple syrup or things to do with the beaver as well.
My recommendation for something really unique and extremely artistic is to look for some of the Native Canadian artwork. There are a few stores here and there, as mentioned above, but I do not know where the really nice stuff is. So, I recommend you check out the Native Art Museum (Bay of Spirits) downtown and perhaps they will have some stuff there to buy in addition to a nice museum, OR they could point you in the right direction.
http://bayofspirits.com/contact-us.php
To be honest Toronto is a city without its own identity: it is sort of a mish mash of other peoples identities, so you end up with very generic Toronto sweaters or something with the Toronto skyline. You can get some generic Candiana products like maple syrup or things to do with the beaver as well.
My recommendation for something really unique and extremely artistic is to look for some of the Native Canadian artwork. There are a few stores here and there, as mentioned above, but I do not know where the really nice stuff is. So, I recommend you check out the Native Art Museum (Bay of Spirits) downtown and perhaps they will have some stuff there to buy in addition to a nice museum, OR they could point you in the right direction.
http://bayofspirits.com/contact-us.php
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