In celebration of Canada’s 150th birthday in 2017, the City of Toronto launched a public art project called My City, My Six. From May to August that year, the public were invited to submit something about themselves and Toronto, consisting of only 6 words. The best submissions were judged, then posted in the Civic Centres of Toronto. I was working at the East York Civic Centre at the time, and these were the submissions that made the cut:
Found at Loblaws: words to live by… I couldn’t agree more… Subscribe To My Ramblings!Join my mailing list to receive an email notification when I…
Last weekend I saw this street performer singing his heart out from atop the underground parking stairway at the intersection of York Street and University…
I love walking down St. Joseph Street in downtown Toronto. The street consists mostly of 1940s-era Art Deco and/or brownstone apartments. Much of the original…
