
Toronto’s First McDonald’s
With restaurants located in nearly every pocket of Toronto, McDonald’s — for better or worse — is ubiquitous in the … Continue reading Toronto’s First McDonald’s
With restaurants located in nearly every pocket of Toronto, McDonald’s — for better or worse — is ubiquitous in the … Continue reading Toronto’s First McDonald’s
Gem. Treasure. These rich descriptors are often paired with Rouge Park — and for good reason. The beauty and cultural … Continue reading Scenes From Rouge National Urban Park – Vista Trail
Milliken District Park lies in Scarborough’s northern reaches, hugging Steeles Avenue East between McCowan Road and Middlefield Road. Its story … Continue reading Scenes From Milliken Park
Every place has a story. That was the takeaway when I began looking into the past and present of Wishing … Continue reading Storytelling, Jane’s Walk, and Scarborough’s Wishing Well Acres
The Scarborough Bluffs are Scarborough’s claim to fame and claim to name. Although the southern part of borough and its … Continue reading Scenes From The Scarborough Bluffs
If all you knew about Bridlewood was the origin of its name (yes, it involves horses), that would be a … Continue reading Scenes From Bridlewood
If one wants to learn about the roots of Scarborough, Thomson Memorial Park in Bendale is a pretty good place … Continue reading Scenes From Scarborough Museum, Thomson Memorial Park, and Tabor Hill
The White Shield Plaza hugs the northwest corner of Kennedy Road and Lawrence Avenue. Without any disrespect to the mall … Continue reading Scenes From Kennedy & Lawrence
Kennedy Road between Finch and Linwood Avenues is, at first glance, an inconsequential stretch of street. 1km of nothing. A … Continue reading Scenes From Kennedy Road
Consider this a sequel. Or, maybe a prequel. Whatever the case, if Wishing Well Acres is the Sullivan in Tam … Continue reading Scenes From Tam O’Shanter