It was
Doors Open day in Toronto, so I decided to see what else (other than the
green roof deal at City Hall) was going on.
Although not offically part of the Doors Open, the
Desi Fest was taking place at Yonge Dundas Square.


A quick ride on the subway let to a tour of the
National Ballet School. Unfortunately, the rules were that we could take as many pictures as you wanted to, as long as it didn't include any of the students in the photo. So this is all I got!

A trip to the CNE grounds found displays of horse riding at the
Horse Palace.


A stop in the Eaton Centre found the two Reitmans Commercial guys happilly posing with the shoppers!

And then it was a trip back in time to
Fort York, where soldiers were drilling,


and two women were trying to remember how many people were executed during the Rebellion!