Below are some photos from your "Toronto" circa late 80's and 90's. PS > notice parking lot after parking lot and a dull, drab and gray landscape pockmarked with nothingness.:
Area along the St. Lawrence Market
Vintage Toronto
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Area along the St. Lawrence Market
Dialing Back in Time: GO’s Dial-A-Bus Service
Metrolinx News highlights a concept from the 70s
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The original Four Seasons Hotel at 415 Jarvis Street in the 1960s
A 1993 Toronto Police Bronco. 5220 was the Toronto Island patrol area... this is shot outside the Island Police station.
East side of Yonge Street between Queen and Dundas streets around 1980.
The Norman Beal Men’s and Boys Wear store.
Located at Eglinton Square between the original two sections of the plaza. The west end Dominion opened first in 1953, then, as the two parts expanded, a second Dominion store opened at the east end in 1956. Norman Beal was build on the former Harris Park Road allowance which orginally separated the two parts of the plaza.
Soles sporting goods to the right of Sunrise records, shopped there regularly.
just one of many watering holes attended by me in the 70,s............me and my buddies.."so are we going to the Edge or the Almont tonight?"....Almont?..located on the Lakeshore near Humber College South
You definitely didn't experience Yonge St. in the 90's then. Yonge St. is absolutely dull and grey compared to 1993 with all the store fronts with various colours, actual neon and paint, not glass, concrete and LEDs.
