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Galley House, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,

Donald Chong Studio,

Photographer: Bob Gundu/10 Frame

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Was anybody going to tell me that Hairspray (2007) was filmed in Toronto or was I supposed to recognize Roncesvalles Avenue myself

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Five Photos, Neat Light, Toronto Passenger Trains -- 5 Photos by Marty Bernard Via Flickr: Roger Puta took this photo of GO Transit 501 from the footbridge at the south end of Roncesvalles Avenue looking to towards St. Joseph's Hospital in Toronto in June 1983.

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I took my paintings for a walk

I took my paintings for a walk, figured they'd like the fresh air. .. Jk. There was a purpose to strapping a couple of canvasses to a dolly and walking them around Roncesvalles. I picked them up after they had been photographed so that I could make prints from them.

This really needed to be done by someone who had a proper lighting and camera set up. My paintings are varnished so the light reflects off of them. This is beautiful in person, not to mention functional as it makes the artwork easy to clean and helps the colours to pop.

But the varnish means that one needs special lighting to photograph them so that the shine isn't visible in the photos.

I had taken them to a local gallery called Northern Contemporary. A nice space at the north end of Roncesvalles Avenue in Toronto. One of the curators there did the documentation for me.

Though it had been for business purposes, the walk there and back was a peaceful one. The spring weather is emerging and all the tulips are blooming.

A perfect day to take my paintings for a walk.

Bye for now

The painting in the photo.

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Beaty Boulevard Parkette

Beaty Boulevard Parkette is a long, finger-like patch of grassy, manicured land situated near the intersection of Queen Street West, King Street West and Roncesvalles Avenue: There’s plenty to see and do in this historic neighbourhood; if one crosses the Pedestrian Bridge over busy Lakeshore Boulevard West, you will find the Palais Royale, the Boulevard Club, Budapest Park, Marilyn Bell Park and…

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Top Bars to enjoy in Roncesvalles, Toronto

Roncesvalles is a neighborhood in the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, centered on Roncesvalles Avenue, a north–south street leading from the intersection of King and Queen Streets to the south, north to Dundas Street West, a distance of roughly 1.7 kilometers. It is located east of High Park, north of Lake Ontario, in the Parkdale–High Park provincial and federal ridings and the municipal Ward 4. Its informal boundaries are High Park to the west, Bloor Street West to the north, Lake Ontario/Queen Street West to the south, and Lansdowne Avenue/rail corridor to the east. Originally known as "Howard Park", most of this area was formerly within the boundaries of Parkdale and Brockton villages and was annexed into Toronto in the 1880s. Corporate team building activities Toronto.

Loons

As a notable classic Canadian English-style pub, Loons opened its doors in June 2000 and quickly became one of High Park's most popular neighborhood hangouts. This rustic locale embraces a fusion of Canadian and Toronto's urban west end history which is showcased in both the interior and exterior of the pub. Loons Pub is proud to offer all of its guests an authentic pub experience by promoting comfort and familiarity in a casual, inviting, and fun-loving pub atmosphere.

We’re sports fanatics, music nuts, and love a good joke. We absolutely believe every neighborhood should have its own local pub. Our delicious food menu and innovative craft beer list offer something for everyone. Come check out our 90-seat cottage-inspired outdoor patio which alone is one of the best reasons to visit Loons Pub. After two decades, we are just as enthusiastic as day one in continuing to provide our guests with a unique neighborhood pub experience. The Loons Pub team is committed to service with heart and making your Loons experience memorable. Come visit us soon!

The Shameful Tiki Room Toronto

The Shameful Tiki Room is dedicated to creating an immersive escape that pays respect to both classic American tiki bars of mid-century yesteryear and the cultures that inspired that first movement.

Dimly lit with no visible windows to the outside, music that doesn’t overpower conversation, share plates for groups and of course, expertly crafted vintage exotic cocktails like the Zombie, Jet Pilot and Mai Tai. When a trip to exotic far off paradise isn’t there to be had, we’re ready to offer you the next best thing. After some hard working years in the retail industry, Rod Moore followed his dream of opening Western Canada’s first ever truly authentic Tiki Bar. THE SHAMEFUL TIKI ROOM was born in March 2013, and after a somewhat sleepy beginning became a very busy Vancouver hotspot indeed.

In 2015, with Vancouver rolling along, Rod traveled to Toronto to open a second location… and here there was no hesitation whatsoever. A great time was had by all at the grand opening and Toronto has never looked better. After celebrating THE SHAMEFUL TIKI ROOM Vancouver's 10th anniversary, Rod decided to sell the establishment to a team headed by his bar manager at that time, Jason Laidlaw.

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Roncesvalles Avenue, Toronto - 2022_10_04

Roncesvalles Avenue, Toronto – 2022_10_04

Roncesvalles Avenue, Toronto, 1996 – © Avard Woolaver Roncesvalles Avenue is one of my favourite areas of Toronto. I lived just west of there on Parkside Drive in the mid-1990s. The street is named Battle of Roncesvalles, which took place in the Roncesvalles Pass in Spain in 1813. (In Spanish the name ‘Roncesvalles’ means ‘valley of thorns’.) Culturally, the area is known as the centre of the…

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Toronto’s great streets

Last week the Ryerson City Building Institute published a terrific report on Toronto’s Great Streets. It profiles five streets in the city that have been “redesigned for greatness.” They are:

Harbord Street (continuous bike lanes)

Roncesvalles Avenue (placemaking and people)

St. Clair Avenue West (dedicated streetcar lane)

Queens Quay West (public waterfront promenade)

Market Street (prioritized for people and patios)

But what exactly makes a street a great one? The report describes it in this way: “They all play a key role in making the surrounding neighborhood a great place to live, work, and visit.”

This relates closely to what the City of Toronto calls a “complete street”, which is an approach to accommodating multiple kinds of users, enhancing the local context, and determining which trade-offs to make.

And there will always be trade-offs. I am fairly certain that all of these street redesigns were contentious at the time when they were proposed. Because at the end of the day they will never be all things to everyone.

I remember the St. Clair West fight vividly because I moved to the neighborhood in 2009 and the dedicated streetcar lane didn’t fully open until 2010. From 2005 to 2017, streetcar ridership grew 23%. But drivers have remained grouchy.

I now walk Market Street every single day and I agree that it’s one of the most beautiful and functional streets in the city. But the bollards are constantly getting beat up by drivers attempting to parallel park and the retail vacancy rate has not been 0% like is suggested in the report.

Queens Quay West is also a magnificent street. It was a giant step forward in terms of the quality of the public realm in this region and I spend a lot of time there. But it’s of course not perfect. All of us have seen the reports of cars ending up in odd locations, including underground, along the waterfront.

Riding your bike there can also feel like a challenging game of Frogger with all of the pedestrians that now obliviously meander back and forth across the cycling trail. I suggest riding with a good blow horn. The report rightly mentions the lack of delineation between these users.

But cities are a living laboratory and none of these streets should now be considered static. We are fortunate to be in a position to critique levels of greatness. If anything, the map at the top of this post tells me that we need to create more greatness across the other areas of this city.

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[PHOTO] Map of west Toronto, 1868 This map, displayed at the Dundas Roncesvalles Peace Garden parkette in the west-end neighbourhood of Roncesvalles, depicts territory that was--one year after the formation of Canada--still substantially rural.

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Toronto Neighbourhoods - Diverse and Cultural

From Cabbage Town to North Toronto - Toronto Neighbourhoods Have Diversity

Since Toronto itself is a densely populated community the city centre will continue to be divided into codified neighbourhoods although each one will in turn include neighbourhoods. To adapt to new neighbourhoods, the city takes large areas such as Islington-City Center West, Waterfront Communities- divided them into smaller geographic blocks designed for equal population. Toronto officially ditched 16 of its old neighbourhoods and added 36 new ones as part of a major overhaul of its city boundaries.

On the Toronto city map you will also see areas such as York-Crossstown, the West End, Uptown, Midtown and downtown. Toronto is one of the most LGBTI-friendly cities in the world with the most excitement occurring in the Church and Wellesley areas east of Yonge on Church Street, between College and Bloor Sts.

The streets of Davisville are filled with residents of the Toronto area walking their dogs or relaxing in the small parks scattered around the neighborhood. Lawrence Park North is a popular neighborhood for wealthy families looking for easy access to the rest of Toronto. Located at the intersection of Yong Street and Eglinton Avenue, this downtown Toronto neighborhood is conveniently located for a quick trip around the city center - taking the Subway Line 1 and be there in 20 minutes.

The area in the west of Toronto is filled with delightfully quiet neighbourhoods, indigenous history and attractions that are not found elsewhere in the city. It is one of the most exclusive and attractive areas in the city, decorated with luxurious buildings, tree lined streets and prestigious private schools. It was once an industrial area but now it is one of the wealthiest areas of the city with high-end condominiums and beautiful homes.

Many areas in these areas were built as tram suburbs and contain many densely populated mixed-use streets. These surrounding cities look more like Toronto suburbs or large suburban cities than Toronto neighbourhoods per se. Some of the nearby cities are outside the official city boundaries of Toronto, but are part of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

The area known as Toronto before its merger in 1998 is sometimes referred to as the "old" city, Midtown or simply downtown. The strength and vitality of many of the boroughs that constitute Toronto, Ontario, Canada have earned the city the unofficial nickname of "city of neighbourhoods"

Toronto, Ontario, Canada is called the “city of neighbourhoods” for the strength and vitality of its many communities. The heart of downtown Toronto is the burgeoning downtown financial district, entertainment district, restaurants and Church Wellesley Village, the LGBTQ+ Toronto community. North Toronto is located in one of the fastest growing neighbourhoods in the city. Excellent schools such as Northern Secondary and North Toronto Collegiate make the area a great place to be when it is increasingly rare to find a large enough apartment or single-family home.

Again, like many other East End neighbourhoods, Danforth Greektown is one of Toronto's safest and most family-friendly neighbourhoods. Like many neighbourhoods in the East End of Toronto, Danforth Greektown is known as one of Toronto's safest and most family-friendly neighbourhoods.

Parkdale, located west of Liberty Village and south of Roncesvalles, has become a fashionable and desirable neighbourhood in Toronto's West End after losing its negative reputation. The population of Vaughan, a relatively humble suburb north of the Toronto city limits is growing rapidly and the Toronto subway line to the Vaughan metro centre is expanding from December 2017.

The 140 districts used by the City of Toronto are designed to assist governments and community organizations in local planning by providing socio-economic data on important geographic areas. David Herchansky, a professor of housing and community development at the University of Toronto, said there is "no scientific logic" regarding their location. He said that every district in Toronto "arbitrarily" combines two to five characteristics because the city cannot name all 500.

Foreigners should be mindful that there are many areas to explore and discover, and it is important to take your time looking for a home in Toronto. King West is one of Toronto's most vibrant and dynamic neighbourhoods and is a great area for those looking to experience city life and live in a condominium in a prime downtown location.

From a Cabbagetown Street it looks like a living Victorian Toronto museum with many houses that look exactly the same as the 19th century. One of Toronto's most exclusive neighbourhoods, it is also one of the least affordable, although the average home price has dropped slightly over the past year ($ 1.54 million). Casa Loma is one of the most expensive neighbourhoods in Toronto due to its exclusive real estate and proximity to downtown businesses and entertainment districts.