For years I’ve seen the sculptures around the Toronto Police Headquarters at 40 College Street, but have never really stopped to pay close attention to them – until now. I’ve wanted to photograph the sculptures for quite some time –… Read More »“To Serve And Protect”
On the northeast corner of University Avenue and College Street, you will find the Ontario Fire Fighter Memorial. The memorial is a tribute to the 344 fallen fire fighters who have sacrificed their lives while protecting lives, property and the… Read More »The Ontario Fire Fighter Memorial
This condo project is named The One, which is a nod to its address at 1 Bloor Street West. When completed, the tower will stand 85 floors high and be the absolute last word in luxury downtown living. If you’d… Read More »Construction In Progress
The Downtown Yonge BIA is presenting Festive Fall, a seasonal transformation of the little park at College Park – the frogs and their lily pads had to make way for the harvest. Later this month – October 31 to be… Read More »Fall Harvest at College Park
At the address of 99 Yorkville Avenue there is a courtyard currently hosting some very impressive murals (with no tagging or graffiti!). Annually, the Yorkville Village hosts an event called, surprisingly enough, Yorkville Murals. This annual festival celebrates public art… Read More »Murals at 99 Yorkville Avenue
St. James’ Cemetery is Toronto’s oldest operating cemetery. It opened in July of 1844, and has beautiful grounds as well as the lovely and historic Chapel of St.-James-the-Less. I took a walk through the grounds yesterday to witness the fall… Read More »A Fall Walk Through St. James’ Cemetery
Seen in Nathan Phillips Square while roaming the downtown for Nuit Blanche:
Sites when passing through Yonge & Dundas earlier today: