Picasso: Masterpieces from the Musee National Picasso, Paris is showing at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) from May 1-August 26. Tickets are $25, $21.50 for seniors, $16.50 for youth and students; a family pass is $62.50. People will be let into the exhibit at 50 minute intervals to avoid overcrowding. As with most exhibits, AGO members are admitted free; members will also have a chance to preview the exhibit from April 27-29.

A 25 year-old solution for Toronto’s transit woes has recently come to the forefront. The looming capacity crisis at Union Station has sparked a debate that the TTC should be building a downtown subway extension, rather than extending the subway further east and north.

The One of a Kind Spring Show and Sale will open at the Direct Energy Centre from March 28th - April 1st. Tickets are $14 for adults, $7 for students and seniors and free for children aged 12 and under.

The Total Health Show is coming to Toronto in April with an abundance of ways to improve your life and vitality. It will be the 35th anniversary of one of the largest natural health shows in Canada.

The McMichael Canadian Art Gallery in Kleinburg has put together an exciting day-long festival dedicated to the world-renowned Canadian artist. The program will be held on March 24th, and is entitled, “Totems and Trees: The Passions of Emily Carr”.

Travel and Leisure, a New York based travel magazine, has named Toronto as one of its top 12 destinations for 2012.

The Trump International Hotel and Tower Toronto has opened in Toronto. It is classified as Canada’s tallest residential building and it the second largest structure in Toronto, second only to the CN Tower.

Starting a new business can seem overwhelming at times; you don’t know where to turn for help and you constantly worry if you can actually get it off the ground. Fortunately, there are lots of organizations that will help you. One of those organizations is the Toronto Business Development Centre (TBDC).