The four-storey modern brick building at85 Harbord marks where Henry Morgentaler’s abortion clinic was firebombed in 1992.

Ontario’s publicly funded Catholic school system is not the heavy parochial and corporal kind of educational environment that the words “Catholic School” traditionally evoke, but perhaps a bit of a latent desire to make life a little hard on kids comes out...

Toronto has a secret, living museum, but to find it you’ve got to look up, way up. Artifacts from our past often hang out above our heads, like the old wooden telephone and hydro poles (that some people hate and think are ugly) and, more subtly, slate roofs...

This past year “Phase 1” of the West Toronto Rail Path opened up along the old Grand Trunk Railway line (today known as the Georgetown Go Train corridor) from the Dundas Street overpass north to Cariboo Avenue in the Junction neighbourhood. Like the “wave...

At 778 King W. — near where the wind sometimes blows up the farm-and-death smell from the Toronto Abattoirs/Quality Meat Packers Building on Tecumseth — the fine old "Uniforms Registered" Deco factory building with blanked-out windows gives no... (1)

In a grid city, Dundas Street is all about the angle