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Ctc Computer Training Centre Ctc Computer Training Centre Is Located at 4 King Street, Suite 1520, Toronto, Ontario, M5H 1B6 4 King Street West, Suite 1520, Toronto, Ontario M5H 1B6 416-214-1090 Tel: 416-214-6353 Fax: 201 City Centre Drive, Suite 404, Mississauga, Ontario L5B2T4 905-361-5144 Tel: 905-361-5143 Fax: Local Hotels/Information - Toronto Training Locations - Toronto 1. ctc Computer Training Centre ctc Computer Training Centre is located at 4 King Street, Suite 1520, Toronto, Ontario, M5H 1B6. This is at King and Yonge Street located at the King Street subway stop. Our Phone Number is (416) 214-1090 Directions from Toronto International Airport to Toronto ctc offices at 4 King Street West. 1 Begin at TORONTO LESTER B PEARSON IN and go Northeast for 300 feet 2 Turn right on Airport Rd and go East for 0.5 miles 3 Turn left on ramp and go East for 900 feet 4 Bear right on Highway 427 and go Southeast for 7 miles 5 Continue on Gardiner Expy and go East for 9 miles 6 Exit Gardiner Expy via ramp to Yonge St and go Northeast for 0.2 miles 7 Turn left on Yonge St and go North for 0.4 miles 8 Turn left on King St W and go West for 150 feet 2. SUBWAY STOPS If you leave your car at the Yorkdale or Wilson Subway stops close to the 401, and come down on the Subway, you should get off at the King Street stop - we are right there. If you drive all the way, you would take 427 south from the airport and east onto the Gardner expressway. Get off at the Bay/York exit. (Keeping to the left lane once you are off the Gardner Expressway.) Proceed north onto York Street and turn right onto Adelaide Street ( One way only). There is a lot of parking around here. The Bay Adelaide Centre and ScotiaBank Tower offers daily parking. 3. GETTING AROUND Public Transit - The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) operates a world class public transit system. The clean and easy-to-follow system includes subway, bus and streetcar routes. Single Adult Fare is $2.25 CDN NOTE: Exact change or token/ticket is needed for boarding buses and streetcars and some subway stations. Transfers between vehicles and lines are available for continuous trips. Taxis - Meters start at $2.50 and increase at $0.25 increments. A typical trip in downtown Toronto will cost $7 to $10 dollars depending on traffic. GO Transit - Traveler's can catch the bus from York Mills, Yorkdale and Bay St. subway stations. RENTAL CARS Aviscar Inc. (800) 331-1212 Budget Car and Truck Rental - Terminal 1 (905) 676-0311, Terminal 2 (905) 676-1500, Terminal 3 (905) 676-0522 Hertz Canada Ltd. (905) 676-3241 National Tilden Inter Rent Inc. (800) 387-4747 Thrifty Canada Ltd. (905) 673-8811 Off-Airport Car Rentals Alamo Rent A Car (800) 327-9633 Discount Car and Truck Rentals (800) 263-2355 Dollar Rent A Car (800) 424-6661 Enterprise Rent-A-Car (416) 798-1465 New Frontier Car and Truck Rentals (800) 567-2837 4. BUSINESS HOURS Most office hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday. Most shops are open from 10 a.m. to 5:30 or 6 p.m., Monday to Saturday. Many store hours are extended to 8 or 9 p.m. on Thursdays and Fridays, and most stores are open Sundays 12 noon to 5 p.m. 5. TELEPHONE The emergency number for all health, safety and crime emergencies is 911. Dial 411 for an operator to aid with locating a number. Dialing 0 will also get you an operator for general assistance. Pay phones cost 25 cents per call. Phones do not give change, but will return coin if call is not completed. Phone credit cards are available at many convenience stores. Toronto is in the 416 area code, which needs to be dialed before dialing the seven-digit phone number. Some calls to the 905 area are local, but require dialing the 905 before the seven-digit number. When dialing long-distance numbers, start with a 1, then the area code, followed by the seven-digit number. 6. ATTRACTIONS Hockey Hall of Fame 36 Yonge Street BCE Place (416) 360-7765 Art Gallery of Ontario 317 Dundas St. West (416) 979-6648 Medieval Times Exhibition Place (416) 260-1234 Ontario Science Centre 770 Don Mills Road (416) 696-3127 CN Tower 301 Front Street West (416) 360-8500 Ontario Place 955 Lakeshore Blvd. West (416) 314-9811 Royal Ontario Museum 100 Queens Park (416) 586-5549 Eaton Centre 1 Dundas St. West (416) 593-4535 Maple Leaf Gardens 60 Carlton Street (416) 977-1641 Skydome 1 Blue Jays Way (416) 341-3663 7. RESTAURANTS Wayne Gretzky's Restaurant 99 Blue Jays Way (Peter St.) (416) 979-PUCK Whistler's Grille & Café Bar 995 Broadview Avenue (416) 421-1344 J.J. Muggs Grille & Bar 1 Dundas St. West (Toronto Eaton Centre) (416)598-4700 Joe Badali's Italian Restaurant Bar 156 Front St. West (416)977-3064 Elephant & Castle 212 King St. West (416) 598-4455 Elm Street Lounge (Delta Chelsea Hotel) 33 Gerrard Street West (416) 595-1975 Mr. GreenJeans 220 Yonge St. (Toronto Eaton Centre) (416) 979-1212 Kensington Natural Bakery, Vegetarian Food & Café 460 Bloor St. West (416) 534-1294 Green Mango 730 Yonge Street (416) 928-0021 Friendly Greek Restaurant 4695 Yonge Street (416) 250-7880 Fune Japanese Restaurant 100 Simcoe Street (416) 363-1615 Camarra's Pizzeria Ristorante 2899 Dufferin Street (416) 789-3221 Seoul House Korean/Japanese Restaurant 3220 Dufferin St., Suite 1A (416)782-4405 Coleman's Deli Restaurant 3085 Bathurst Street (416) 789-1141 Cuisine of India 5222 Yonge Street (416) 229-0377 The Old Spaghetti Factory 54 The Esplanade (416) 864-9761 Bombay Palace 71 Jarvis Street (416) 368-8048 Annapurna Vegetarian Restaurant 1085 Bathurst Street (416) 537-8513 Bagel World Coffee Shop 336 Wilson Avenue (416) 635-5931 East Side Mario's 220 Yonge Street (416) 597-9797 Golden Griddle Family Restaurants 45 Carlton Street (416) 977-5044 Marche Movenpick (BCE Place) 161 Bay Street (416) 366-8986 Pita Break 565 Yonge Street (416) 968-1032 Planet Hollywood 277 Front Street West (416) 596-7827 Shopsy's Delicatessen Restaurant 33 Yonge Street (416) 365-3333 Armadillo Texas Grill 146 Front Street West (416) 977-8840 The Lobster Trap Restaurant 1962 Avenue Road (416) 787-3211 360 Restaurant 301 Front Street West (416) 362-5411 Alice Fazooli's Italian Crab 294 Adelaide Street West (416) 979-1910 Harbour Sixty Steakhouse 60 Harbour Street (416) 777-2111 Lighthouse Revolving Restaurant 1 Harbour Square (416) 869-1600 Fred's Not Here Smokehouse 321 King Street West (416) 971-9155 Astoria Shish Kebob House 390 Danforth Avenue (416) 463-2838 8. HOTELS / ACCOMODATIONS Delta Chelsea Downtown Toronto 33 Gerrard Street West (416) 595-1975 15 minute walk Sheraton Centre 123 Queen Street West (416) 361-1000 5 minute walk Holiday Inn on King 370 King Street West (416) 599-4000 15 minute walk Crowne Plaza Toronto Centre 255 Front Street West (416) 597-1400 12 minute walk Ramada Hotel & Suites Downtown Toronto 300 Jarvis Street (416) 977-4823 10 minute walk Bay Bloor Executive Suites, 1101 Bay Street (416) 968-3878 Hotel Victoria 56 Yonge Street (416) 363-1666 Howard Johnson Selby Hotel & Suites 592 Sherbourne Street (416) 921-3142 Town Inn Suites 620 Church Street (416) 964-3311 Valhalla Inn - Toronto 1 Valhalla Inn Road (416) 239-2391 Quality Hotel - Downtown 111 Lombard Street (416) 367-5555 Executive Motor Hotel 621 King Street West (416) 504-7441 The Strathcona Hotel 60 York Street (416) 363-3321 8 minute walk Metropolitan Hotel 108 Chestnut Street (416) 977-5000 Windsor Arms Hotel 18 St. Thomas Street (416) 971-9666 Best Western Metro Inn 2121 Kingston Road (416) 267-1141 Best Western Primrose Hotel 111 Carlton Street (416)977-8000 Best Western Toronto Airport Carlton Place Hotel 33 Carlson Court (416) 675-1234 Cambridge Suites Hotel 15 Richmond Street East (416) 368-1990 5 minute walk Days Inn - Toronto Downtown 30 Carlton Street (416) 977-6655 Four Seasons Hotel Toronto 21 Avenue Road (416) 964-0411 Hilton Toronto Airport 5875 Airport Road, Mississauga (905) 677-9900 Holiday Inn Select Toronto Airport 970 Dixon Road (416) 964-1220 International Plaza Hotel 655 Dixon Road (416) 244-1711 King Edward Hotel 37 King Street East (416) 863-9700 2 minute walk Marriott (Eaton Centre) 525 Bay Street (416) 597-9200 7 minute walk Novotel Hotel 45 The Esplanade (416) 367-8900 12 minute walk Park Hyatt Toronto 4 Avenue Road (416) 924-5471 Quality Hotel Midtown 280 Bloor Street West (416) 968-0010 Radisson Plaza Hotel Toronto 90 Bloor Street East (416) 961-8000 Royal York 100 Front Street West (416) 368 2511 7 minute walk SkyDome Hotel 1 Blue Jays Way (416) 341-7100 14 minute walk The Sutton Place Hotel 955 Bay Street (416) 924-9221 Toronto Hilton 145 Richmond Street West (416) 869-3456 8 minute walk Travelodge Hotel Toronto 55 Hallcrown Pl. (416) 493-7000 Westin Harbour Castle 1 Harbour Square (416) 869-1600 Toronto Colony Suites Hotel (416) 977-0707 7 minute walk .
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