A tour exploring some of the natural and human stories that have helped shape Toronto.
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While the German Consulate is located high above Yonge and Bloor in the tower on the northeast corne…

Called the “unofficial mayor of Yorkville,” Budd Sugarman was the namesake of this small park along …

Note: Not Wheelchair Accessible Severn Creek Park. It feels like a secret place, especially when ac…

The studio building is a quintessentially urban structure but imagine it’s 1914, when it was built. …

Toronto and Ontario experienced a massive boom after World War II with returning veterans and their …

Barbara Hall Park and the 519 Community Centre are arguably the town square of the Church-Wellesley …

The Phoenix Concert Theatre here on Sherbourne Street does seem like an odd place for a club venue b…

This wonderful conservatory, known as the Palm House, was built in 1909. Over the decades more green…

Here at 116 Bond Street is the First Evangelical Lutheran Church, founded in 1851, the oldest Luther…

Yonge Dundas Square is the commercial heart of Toronto, sometimes unfairly called “Toronto trying to…
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