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The historic Toronto Naval Club in downtown Toronto, which has been home to many dart teams over the years, will soon be closing its doors. Join the Club and its darters for a night of seeing old friends, making some new ones, and playing some darts. All skill levels are welcome!

The Naval Club will be relocating in the next few months and can always use our patronage. Come on out and have a great time and you can help to support our Veterans at the same time!

The British Isles Show Canada is coming to Toronto the weekend of March 7, 2008 and with wonderful Scottish and Irish Dancers, pipe bands, authentic British foods, and a chance to win $1,000 by beating the legendary and former world darts champ Bob Anderson, there's no better way to spend your weekend!

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Well, we did it: four different blind draws over the course of four weeks at four different dart pubs, and what a blast it was. With 30 different people attending, prizes, free food and some really good darts in between we'd have to say that the event was a success!

Each night was a stand-alone tournament, with overall points carried over into a 4 night appreciation event where top point getters over the 4 nights would get some additional prizes.

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Canada's very own John Part claimed a stunning victory, along with the £100,000 first prize for his efforts, at the 2008 Ladbrokes.com PDC World Darts Championship with a ruthless demolition of Kirk Shepherd at London's Alexandra Palace by taking the match 7 sets to 2 and by averaging nearly 93 points per throw.

John has joined a select group of professional dart players as only 4 others - Raymond van Barneveld, Phil Taylor, Eric Bristow and John Lowe - have accomplished this feat. John's first 2 World Championships were won in 1994 and 2003. Congratulations, John!

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On January 5th, 48 players from St. Catharines to Trenton made the trek to Toronto to compete for what will hopefully become an "All Female" annual event.

Congratulations to singles finalists Debralee Roberts, Marion Carli and Jenn Hannen, and to Elaine Pearson and Linda Rust who edged-out Kim Clayton and Trish David in the doubles portion of the event.

It was a great start to what will hopefully become an annual event and you can visit the MyTada.ca website for more information.

Some new dart events have come up that you may want to check out: A Night with John Part, The Moose Fall Bash, the 12th Annual Bob Jones Memorial Open and the 2007 Victoria Open.

Tucked away inside one of The Esplanade's hidden gems in downtown Toronto, Scotland Yard is a must-see literary retreat with lush wood paneling, exposed brick walls, accent columns, leather-bound books, and fireplaces suitable enough for Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to make a guest appearance! Add to this the huge shaded patio and 2 dedicated and well maintained dartboards and this Toronto dart bar eally is worth investigating!Read more about Toronto's Scotland Yard dart bar and pub >>>

Time and time again we hear how newer players to the world of darts have never had anything formally explained to them. As you can't know it unless you have it explained to you, we're going to cover some of the basics that should ensure a fun evening of darts for you and your opponents.Read more about dart etiquette for new darters >>>