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No GO Train service from Oakville GO to Union Station on Sunday and Monday: Metrolinx
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Why do the old pics always look better?
✨Looking northwest from Casa Loma at 1 Austin Terrace towards Walmer Rd in the aptly named Casa Loma neighbourhood of #Toronto.
✨The archive photo was taken from one of the towers at the majestic castle. It shows an aerial view of the stables, potting shed and former greenhouses. A portion of Pellatt Lodge, built in 1905/06, is also visible in the foreground on the left. Sir Henry Pellatt and his wife Mary lived at the lodge while Casa Loma was being constructed.
👉More Casa Loma history at torontojourney416.com/casa-l…
#castle #casaloma #torontohistory
Let’s see it
✨The Black Bull Tavern is located at the northeast corner of Queen St W and Soho St in #Toronto’s Entertainment District.
✨The Black Bull dates back to 1833 when Toronto was known as the Town of York. Initially, it was a simple two-storey wooden structure with a tavern on the ground floor and an inn on the upper floor.
✨In 1886, the Black Bull was rebuilt into the present-day, three-storey red brick building with a mansard roof. In the early 20th century, the hotel became known as the Hewitt House, then the Saranac Hotel. In 1911, it was renamed the Hotel Clifton until the mid-1960s when it became the Clifton House.
✨In 1975, the property was purchased by Bobby “Monk” Taylor (1939-2023), and soon after, the tavern reverted to its original name, the Black Bull.
👉More Black Bull Tavern history at torontojourney416.com/black-…
#torontohistory #torontopast #torontobar
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✨The Black Bull Tavern is located at the northeast corner of Queen St W and Soho St in #Toronto’s Entertainment District.
✨The Black Bull dates back to 1833 when Toronto was known as the Town of York. Initially, it was a simple two-storey wooden structure with a tavern on the ground floor and an inn on the upper floor.
✨In 1886, the Black Bull was rebuilt into the present-day, three-storey red brick building with a mansard roof. In the early 20th century, the hotel became known as the Hewitt House, then the Saranac Hotel. In 1911, it was renamed the Hotel Clifton until the mid-1960s when it became the Clifton House.
✨In 1975, the property was purchased by Bobby “Monk” Taylor (1939-2023), and soon after, the tavern reverted to its original name, the Black Bull.
👉More Black Bull Tavern history at torontojourney416.com/black-…
#torontohistory #torontopast #torontobar
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✨Looking south on College St towards Campbell Russell Ln (between Augusta Ave and Bellevue Ave) in the Kensington Market neighbourhood of #Toronto.
✨Notice Dominion Business College building, today Planet Traveler Hostel on the left, and St Stephen-In-The-Fields Church on the right in both photos. The building on the left was constructed in 1915, while the church dates back to the mid-1800s.
👉More then and now photos at torontojourney416.com/past-p…
#torontohistory #torontopast #torontoarchitecture
The world looked so black &white back then.
✨Haunted Places: Fairmont Royal York Hotel at 100 Front St W – built 1929
The majestic Fairmont Royal York Hotel is rumoured to have a ghost on the 8th floor. Guests have mentioned seeing the apparition of a grey-haired man wearing a maroon smoking jacket walking the hallway.
Others have heard children laughing and playing in its historic halls only to look out to find no one there.
Source: TorontoGhosts.org & nationalpost.com/posted-toro…
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#hauntedhotel #hauntedplaces #ghoststory
They had better photographer in 1973
✨Looking southeast along Front St E between Scott St and Church St in the St Lawrence neighbourhood of #Toronto.
✨The remaining 19th-century buildings along this stretch include (from right to left) the Beardmore Building at 35-39 Front St E (built 1872 and originally Griffith’s Block), the Perkins Block at 41-43 Front St E (built 1875), the Dixon Block at 45-47 Front St E (built 1872) and a warehouse at 49 Front St E (built 1873).
👉More then and now photos at torontojourney416.com/past-p…
#torontoarchitecture #torontohistory #torontopast #thenandnow
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Canadians can trust us to finish the fight against COVID-19. From vaccines, to PPE, to financial support, we’ve had your back every step of the way. And we’ll keep having your back. We’ll do whatever it takes to put this pandemic behind us.
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Have a restful holiday Break Wildcats! Here’s the teacher video from today’s virtual assembly. See the school website for the whole show. Happy Holidays!!
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#OPINION | Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward responds to a Spectator editorial: "we must move beyond a simple binary choice of “open” or “closed,” to “open with restrictions.””
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6 people wounded in drive-by shooting outside Spence’s Bakery on Eglinton near Oakwood. It appears group of ppl were outside enjoying bbq when dark coloured SUV pulled up/gunman opened fire. Police say VERY lucky not multiple fatalities. One victim had bullet graze her head.
