Ripley’s Aquarium, the first in Canada, is scheduled to open in the summer of 2013. The multi-million dollar project will contain 13,000 inhabitants
Year: 2012
I am always on the lookout for interesting graffiti-art in Toronto. This week I saw a mural that seems very timely, as our colourful mayor
Clarence Square – October 1913 Clarence Square – May 2012 Fence erected in early July (2012) and the removal of trees at
The CNE Air Show from my downtown Toronto balcony on 3 September 2012 The last holiday of summer is over, the Labour Day Parade has
The 2012 Labour Day Parade passing along Queen St. West. The view is looking east toward Spadina Avenue. Viewing the Labour Day on Queen Street
The above painting, in acrylic on stretched canvas, is of the summer homes on Ward’s Island. Painted in 1992, it is from the south bank
This painting, acrylic on stretched canvas, may evoke a few memories for those who can recall the days when if you became separated from your
I enjoyed viewing the butter sculpture of Rob Ford in the Better Living Centre at the 2012 Canadian National Exhibition. The artist, Olenka Kleban,
These buildings are on the west side of Spadina, a short distance north of Queen Street West. The building on the left is an early
I usually offer posts on this blog about the historic architecture of Toronto. On a few occasions, I have departed from my usual format