This YMCA contains a health club offering a variety of standard workout options.

Venue for weekend folk concerts, particularly Celtic music.

Between October and April, the Maple Leafs play hockey in this arena, but be forewarned that obtaining game tickets is both difficult and expensive.

Unusual, cutting-edge TV station with 100 fixed, remote control cameras located throughout the city.

A treatment at this high-class spa will leave you relaxed and refreshed.

Race track that offers both standardbred and thoroughbred horse racing, along with hosting a number of major events such as the North America Cup, The Queen's Plate and The Canadian International.

Owned by the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation, this small casino offers more than 50 game tables including Pai Gow, card poker, mini-baccarat and roulette.

Fine garden tools, unique and enabling products for enthusiastic gardeners.

Golfers have a choice of any nine-hole combination at this 27-hole championship golf course.

Restored Georgian-style farmhouse reflects the life of a Scottish emigrant in 1851.

Strictly for the been-there-done-that types, this lounge serves up excellent cocktails to a 30-something crowd. The setting is a little on the antiseptic side -- white walls, white floors, white furniture -- but the sexy music and communal couches give this bar some heat.

A very popular lesbian bar. It's in the same space that the longtime favorite Pope Joan was in, but Foxy's is under new management and its ambience is different. Think less cozy, more sexy. The main floor has the martini bar; upstairs is the main dance floor as well as a pool table and games area.

This incredibly popular bar draws a gay and lesbian crowd, with more than a few straights. The menu features home-style comfort food; on weekend evenings, a DJ gets the crowd on its feet.