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This week, Toronto's Art Gallery of Ontario opens the pyramid doors to showcase treasures recovered from the tombs of the Boy King and other Egyptian pharaohs.

The redesigned Art Gallery of Ontario is quickly becoming Toronto's favourite museum. See famous paintings and contemporary sculptures in the downtown core of the city.

Toronto, Ontario is an amazing city with countless things to see and do. And some of the best things to do in Toronto are free.

Exhibitions of devotional Renaissance art and provocative contemporary works in new AGO, redesigned by architect Frank Gehry

Find the best gifts like clothing, art and home décor in Ontario, Canada from the ROM, AGO, Holt Renfrew and Gardiner Gallery.

Toronto offers many cultural attractions and fantastic dining and shopping in lots of different areas. Here are six cool things to do that reveal the best of the city.

Four artists, two from Canada and two from Mexico are in the running for a $50,000 photography Canadian prize.

Museums & galleries fight off financial uncertainty & cultural obsolescence with new community outreach programs, new exhibition styles and nonlinear displays.

With Christmas, Valentine's Day and one blast of mild weather gone the February itch has arrived. Here's some suggestions for what to do until spring sets us free!

Toronto, Ontario, Canada is a popular destination for families with children of all ages. There are many family-friendly activites and attractions located in the city.

Toronto is a world class city with a multitude of activities and events to keep visitors entertained- from festivals and dining, to museums and shopping for all ages.

FRANK is a welcome addition to the newly renovated AGO. The modern décor, seasonal menu and refined service make this restaurant as much a destination as the museum is.

The dream of a home for the Toronto International Film Festival becomes reality. KPMB's winning bid is sure to add to Toronto's rising volume of unique architecture.

Enjoy an evening dedicated to local food and wine pairing with creations from Ontario's top Chefs and vineyards at Sip & Savour in Toronto's Distillery District.

Using oil paints, Helen McNicoll created scenes of children, women, nature and flowers. Her skill with the brush gave her impressionist-style paintings beauty and life

"Chopping logs outside a snow covered cabin" signed by Cornelius David Krieghoff, bought for 50p, was sold today for £29,000 at a fine art auction in Edinburgh Scotland.

The 100th anniversary of L'Oréal Paris, Stratford Shakespeare Festival costumes and a well deserved prize for designer Lucian Matis kick off LG Fashion Week in Toronto.

The Barber Institute, though small, makes for a memorable visit in Birmingham, as it houses some unusual works by many of the great masters over five centuries.

Toronto library users can now borrow an art pass as well as a book or DVD.

Toronto is a "World Class City" with lots of activities to keep visitors entertained- from festivals and fine dining, to museums and shopping year round.

Cook Jackie Liew's vegetarian philosophy: be grateful for your food and learn how to make veggies with sauce.