Month: June 2011

At first glance, Orangeville Street appears to just be a small stretch of road connecting the Queensway to Centretown. But after venturing just a few steps down the sidewalk, the true character of the street shows itself.

Duke Street has lost most of its noble roots.

Tourists wouldn’t be disappointed with Confederation Boulevard. The route is symbolic of Canadian heritage, encompassing buildings such as Parliament hill, Rideau Hall – home of the Governor General – and the National War Memorial.

Arthur Street is a quiet, unassuming street located in a well-known and busy part of Centretown. At its corner with Somerset Street, Arthur is marked by the popular and well-established Kowloon Market.