Random Selection of Posts Canada’s cultural scene—Toronto’s architectural heritage THIS MORNING’S VIEW OF THE 1870 HOUSES AT THE CORNER OF JOHN AND ADELAIDE THAT ARE BEING RELOCATED The Story of the Roy Thomson Hall Capturing Toronto’s past through art Embrace the new-age LRT – the age of the subway is dying Toronto’s architectural gems–Bank at Spadina and Queen West Toronto’s CN Tower flashes its lights to welcome in 2013 Toronto’s old movie theatres – the Orpheum on Queen St. W. History of Toronto’s CN Tower Toronto’s architectural gems – Bank at Bathurst and College Streets Balcony (container) gardening in Toronto The history and beauty of Trinity Bellwood Park Chic cafe/restaurant to open on Spadina Avenue in old 1910 Consolidated Glass Building MEMORIES OF THE CNE–TODAY AND YESTERDAY Toronto’s La Reta Theatre (the Pape) on Pape Avenue Characteristics of Canadians—happy Canada Day 2014 Gems from Toronto’s past—the 3rd military cemetery Toronto Sick Children’s Hospital Toronto’s architectural gems—the Ryrie Building at Yonge and Shuter Streets 77THE HOUSES AT JOHN AND ADELAIDE ARE READY TO ROLL (POST # 7) Favourite cartoons of Rob Ford (2013) Toronto’s architectural gems—the bank building at Yonge and Front Streets The historic Gale Building—24-30 Spadina Ave., Toronto View archival photos of Toronto while reading a chilling murder/mystery Toronto’s architectural gems—24 Mercer Street Toronto’s old Willow movie theatre at 5269 Yonge St. Salvation Army “Empress of Ireland” memorial service Toronto’s old movie theatres in Toronto Life magazine The 2012 TIFF film “Underground” includes lesson that Rob Ford should learn Brilliant graffiti amid Toronto’s soft autumn colours
