Laurin Jeffrey

Needs to be updated like the Cineplex in Pickering. Still has old seats, not recliners. Fewer snack options. Big screens, though. Sound is a touch too loud. Would only go here to see a movie that wasn't playing anywhere else. Hope they renovate soon.

Very small, not worth a trip on it's own. But certainly if you're at Dundurn, check it out. Devoted solely to the local events during the war of 1812, it is a neat little window into a small period of time, as pivotal as it was. From land use to the various participants, it is well done for what it is.

If you are a history buff or just need to find out info about a building or neighbourhood, this is the place to go. Helpful staff, lots of tools and records. And if they don't have it, the library does.

Trying my best to remember, it was December 2003 that we were there. Was an interesting overly-touristy take on Mayan ruins and cenotes and animals and all that. Almost to the level of a theme park... though I wonder if they have a roller coaster now.

I wish we'd done the float down the river, not sure why we didn't when we were there. Going up the tower was cool, the view was really something. Look how little development there was back then!

Lots of animals to see, shows and food. Still not convinced that is the way the ball game was played, it just looked way too stupid and impossible.

I wish we'd been able to see everything in all 3 buildings, but alas, only time for the West Block. The way they created a new House of Commons in the courtyard is incredible. But that is about all you see... too bad. Made an impact on our oldest son, seeing the seat of government really seemed to twig something in him. Curious where that may lead...