Category: local history 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

      The art of Uber5000 and a photo of him painting a commissioned work on a building in Graffiti Alley Other posts about Toronto

This mural is on the north wall of the house at 74 Dennison Avenue. It is obviously a commissioned work, or at least the owner

This mural on the wall at 185 Augusta Avenue is one of the few graffiti items that I can show on this posting.  The other

In 2011, I was not in Canada for the autumn season. I never realized how much I would miss its delights. I vowed that I

TIFF’s Bell LIghtbox has offered amazing evenings this fall. On 30 October, taking advantage of the appearance of George Hamilton at the Royal Alexandra Theatre,

The following photos are “nice,” but the one at the end is a trifle naughty. I prefer the nice, but do not dismiss the naughty.

High Park in the west end of Toronto contains 398 acres, the largest park fully within the boundaries of the city. A third of it

Halloween displays seem more prevalent on the residential streets surrounding the downtown area than those of the inner core. Perhaps it is because there are