Yonge Street, March 30, 2006, 5:30 PM It's a good day to walk. The weather was lovely, so I did. I started at Front Street. The destination was Bloor Street where I would catch my train to take me home. That should take me 25-30 minutes to walk in my sensible, but definitely not a pair o walking shoes. 33 Yonge Street That's the BCE Place (again?) reflected. The Red Rocket at King Street Hongkong Shanghai Bank of Canada at Adelaide Street Canada Trust, right across Nearly got run over by a streetcar at Queen Street. Not really, but the picture was out of focus as I...

The Chalkmaster

author: Elicar : Toronto, ON

These were taken today at Yonge and Dundas. Too bad he was packing up when I caught up with him at around 5:45 PM. And here is the chalkmaster himself...(drumroll, please)... DAVE! And if you noticed his caption, he wrote, his bootylicious self could no longer earn a living being a bikini model. He saw me taking his picture, so he posed. I felt so bad I didn't have any coins for his tip. His work at www.chalkmaster.com is amazing.

Youth Artists Paint Peace Mural in Response to Gun Violence

author: Michael Brown : Toronto, ON

Peace Mural to be celebrated at 1163 Bloor St. W WHEN: Saturday April 1st 12:00pm WHERE: 1163 Bloor St. W (West of Dufferin) The Harbourfront Community Centre will host the opening of a new mural, entitled “Peace Mural”. For the past couple of months, many concerns have been expressed about the increase in gun violence in Toronto. Here at the Harbourfront Community Centre, we have attempted to address this issue in a positive way by expressing different images, thoughts and words in the form of a Peace Mural. In the...

March 29 2006 Toronto

author: hool : Toronto, ON

Princess Margaret and the OPG

author: jeeff : Toronto, ON

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princess_M . . . et_Hospital_%28Toronto%29 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontario_Power_Generation and this place from nearby:

Toronto Spring

author: Biff : Toronto, ON

All Aboard

author: Elicar : Toronto, ON

Oh, but one! Bloor Station

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