The alleys where Rick Mercer films his “rants.” Doug Taylor 4 years ago Categories: graffiti art Toronto, Rick Mercer’s rants, Toronto, Toronto cultural scene, tourism
Month: November 2012
Toronto’s architectural gems – mysterious little house on Richmond Street W. Doug Taylor 4 years ago Categories: Toronto I have lived in the Spadina/Richmond area
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Some media reports on Rob Ford’s court decision miss the point – Historic Toronto
It does not matter if you are supporter of Rob Ford or despise the man or feel neutral about him. The fact that Rob Ford
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Toronto’s architectural gems- an 1870s house with a Moorish-style porch – Historic Toronto
The house at 445 Adelaide Street attracted my attention for two reasons. The first reason is its attractive porch, with an enclosed area above, which
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Toronto’s iconic buildings in autumn – Historic Toronto
Autumn colours in Toronto’s High Park Autumn in Toronto has disappeared for another year. The fall season always creates fond memories of my childhood
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Toronto’s architectural gems – Bank at Bathurst and College Streets – Historic Toronto
The impressive bank building on the northeast corner of College and Bathurst Streets is one of Toronto’s architectural gems, as it is one of the
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Are you ever too old to enjoy Toronto’s Santa Claus Parade? – Historic Toronto
The following quote is from the book, “The Store That Timothy Built,” written by William Stephenson, published by McClelland and Stewart Limited in 1969 for
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Grossman’s Tavern at 377-9 Spadina, Toronto – Historic Toronto
Some may question my sanity when I suggest that the building that houses Grossman’s Tavern on Spadina is an architectural gem. I might receive more
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Remembrance Day in Toronto in 1946 – Historic Toronto
, I was eight-years of age when the Second World War ended. The first Remembrance Day service that I am able to recall was
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Uber5000 has new graffiti art in McDougall Lane – Historic Toronto
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