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By the time the early ’80s had struck, the graffiti scene was established and robust in downtown Toronto. Elaborate networks […]

For the last 100 years, the now dubbed Ed Mirvish Theatre has weathered its fair share of plot twists both […]

Today we know The Rogers Cup tennis tournament as the annual summer event that greets Toronto every year with a […]

In 1912, the needs for a subway system in Toronto were first brought upon the city through an independent survey. […]

The intersection of Yonge and Bloor has seen a lot of change over the years. From the constant cycling of […]

Toronto’s Black and Caribbean communities have raised $300,000 to bring The Montgomery Collection of Caribbean Photographs to the AGO. The […]

Seeing neighbourhoods you know almost magically transformed into its previous self is an amazing part of photography and the documentation […]

The echoes of Toronto’s torn-down buildings are loud and empty. If there were international prizes for destroying a city’s heritage, […]

On my latest visit to the City of Toronto Archives, I found a ton of great images of people playing […]

Old Shoe Stores have a certain charm about them. As more and more of our local businesses fall to international […]