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141.1 | try E.C. | KAOFS::S_MACDONALD | REALITY:The crulest joke of all | Wed Dec 07 1988 16:52 | 6 |
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The Eaton Center should fit the bill. Its at Dundas and Younge
not far from Queens Park. If you cann't find what you want there
you aren't looking hard enough.
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141.2 | 2 QUICKIES | TROA01::CURZON | Richard Curzon TRS 5/2 | Wed Dec 07 1988 16:55 | 8 |
| EATON CENTER
Just a big plaza, if that's what you want.
Take the subway to the Queen Street station.
QUEEN STREET WEST OF UNIVERSITY
If you have time for curio shopping, some
of these stores may not be open after 6 pm.
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141.3 | Money Can't buy happiness. | TRCO01::RBOUCHER | Nothing human is of serious concern...Plato | Thu Dec 08 1988 10:08 | 14 |
| Try YORKVILLE (if price is no object for your loved ones).
Lots of nice, trendy specialty shops.
Take the Subway and get off at Bloor (since the Subway is shaped
like a horseshoe either way you go you will get there from the
Hilton). It's about a 10 minute ride. Get out then ask for directions
to Yorkville (about a 3 minute walk depending where you get off)
Spadina road is always good for great deals on anything. From where
you are staying walk west or take public transport for about 1m.
Get off at Spadina road. There are no malls so dress warmly.
Ron
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141.4 | Underground | TRCA03::OBRIEN | Glenn O'Brien @TRC 18/6 | Fri Dec 09 1988 18:13 | 2 |
| First Canadian Place and all the other areas that are connected
underground.
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