Vintage Toronto

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Geat pics, as an old fart, I have many memories of those sights. LOL.

Must break your heart to see what Toronto and Canada has turned into now. I mean I loved the 90's downtown Toronto strip so much and now when I see it it's sad.
Friday, Saturday nights packed with people and their cars driving up and down the strip, the club district, the bars, it was insane how many there were. It's just a big block of grey with no character, people seem like dead souls looking at their phones, avoiding eye contact. I thought it would have been amazing and better as an adult but clearly it's not.

 

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Beach... no poop

 

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Makes me want to text my friend and ask him if this was him. $1.75 haircuts, wow.

 

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Streets looking good.

 

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I miss phone booths, or as my buddy calls them "immunity builders". lol

 

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Mr. Submarine

 

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Yonge street was fucking EPIC, tons of personality, the people, the stores, everything.

 

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More Immunity Builders.

 

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Who didn't go in there?

 

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Clean streets.

 

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Simpsons in red??

 

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Guarantee you my guy in the red jacket didn't have saggy pants.

 

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The classic fountain at High Park. Anyone know if they're still around? I remember them so vividly after seeing this pic.

 

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Forgot about the glass tower.

 

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Must break your heart to see what Toronto and Canada has turned into now. I mean I loved the 90's downtown Toronto strip so much and now when I see it it's sad.
Friday, Saturday nights packed with people and their cars driving up and down the strip, the club district, the bars, it was insane how many there were. It's just a big block of grey with no character, people seem like dead souls looking at their phones, avoiding eye contact. I thought it would have been amazing and better as an adult but clearly it's not.

So many great night spots in TO back in the day Yonge St. had the Colonial Tavern, Friars, Le Coq d'or, and others. The Concord on Bloor, saw Levon Helm and the band there, the Elmo,(Elmo Combo on College). Wayne Cochrane and the CC RIDERS. And gorgeous girls everywhere as there was no violence in the city. Ah, those were the days.