St. Clair West Station is the northwestern entrance to Nordheimer Ravine, part of a sometimes obviou…
This house at 21 and 23 Park Road was the site of the Advanced School of Contemporary Music set up b…
Look up at the colourful mural by German artist Justus Becker on the side of this city-owned parking…
Barbara Hall Park and the 519 Community Centre are arguably the town square of the Church-Wellesley …
Yonge Dundas Square is the commercial heart of Toronto, sometimes unfairly called “Toronto trying to…
Here in Nathan Phillips Square at the base of the middle Freedom Arch closest to Queen Street is Tor…
The southwest corner of Richmond and John Street is currently the Scotiabank theatre complex. Built …
Toronto’s waterfront is a formerly industrial place created from reclaimed land that extended the sh…
Ontario Place opened in 1971 and was this province's answer to Expo ’67 in Montreal. Designed by pro…
Though it doesn’t feel that way today, Exhibition Place has a long military history, and was the sit…
Roncesvalles is known today as the centre of Toronto’s Polish-Canadian community, but its European p…
The Etobicoke and the Mimico area is another area that recieved much European immigration over the l…
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