In the Toronto Star, Sean Micallef looks at the history of the southeast corner of Church Street and Dundas Street West, set to be the site of a new condo development.

There’s a quintessential jumble of Toronto shacks on the southeast corner of Church and Dundas Sts. Cheaply built, like so much of Toronto, the jumble is ugly to unsympathetic eyes ( Read more... )

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The intersection of north-south Sorauren Avenue with Dundas Street West, just as the latter street starts to curve north towards Bloor Street, marks what Wikipedia defines as the northeast corner of the Roncesvalles. For me, this intersection of Toronto, full of low-slung buildings and hosting a streetcar line, evokes an older city, a smaller place ( Read more... )

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I don't take selfies as a rule. When I take photographs, I take photographs of things other than myself, of things I want to preserve. My role as the photographer is implicit. Making it explicit seems pointless to me: Who else is taking the photographs ( Read more... )

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