Tagged: Landmarks

Volume 1, Edition 11

Toronto Tuesday‘ is a weekly photo feature about random stuff (landmarks, people, culture, seasons, etc.) in the city.

The long weekend was beautiful!

Queen Street West
Queen Street West
This is from my neighborhood which I love a lot.

Dundas and Bathurst: Toronto Western Hospital
Dundas and Bathurst: A streetcar against an incinerator chimney
Toronto Western Hospital is located at the intersection of Dundas Street West and Bathurst Street.

What did you do on the weekend? I dealt with my annoying website host who had suspended my website for a strange reason. I also went plant shopping, took a very long walk across the town, had vegan Chinese food and some Chilean wine.

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Volume 1, Edition 9

Toronto Tuesday‘ is a weekly photo feature about random stuff (landmarks, people, culture, seasons, etc.) in the city.

Streetcar siding

Toronto Streetcar siding

Toronto streetcar (tram) system is among the largest systems in North America. This streetcar siding (parking) station is located at north west corner of Queen Street West and Roncesvalles Avenue, few blocks from where I live.

Toronto tram parking

I am getting increasingly attracted towards desaturated images – b&w, sepia, etc. So I’ve posted the same image in a different way.

So, which picture did you like more?

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Volume 1, Edition 8

Toronto Tuesday‘ is a weekly photo feature about random stuff (landmarks, people, culture, seasons, etc.) in my city.

Remembering our past… building a safe future

Toronto labour monument
Spring

Toronto labor monument
Winter

This guy sits here 24/7 all year long, in his proper safety equipment, dutifully chiseling the message on this granite wall. A monument on Front Street, downtown Toronto, dedicated to the labour movement, reminds us of the commitment to the prevention of workplace injury and illness.

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Volume 1, Edition 1

Starting this week, ‘Toronto Tuesday’ will be a weekly photo feature about random stuff (landmarks, people, culture, seasons, etc.) in my city.

It’s snowing today. Here are some pictures from the heart of the city:

University Ave from Queen St. West
University Ave. as seen when one exits Osgoode subway station.

Nathan Phillips Square and Old City hall
Nathan Phillips Square and Old City hall

The reflecting pool in the middle of the square is converted to an ice rink during winter. This is where I crashed on ice everyday, until one day I could ice skate. :)

Toronto city hall
Toronto city hall

The ‘new’ Toronto City Hall (old city hall is in the picture above) is an imposing structure and its modernist design is a distinctive landmark of the city.

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