Location ID: #10311108
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Set in the 136-year-old C.H. Gooderham House, this "maximalist" French bistro is an upscale restaurant that features multiple spaces with their own visual identities and styles, including the lush, sun-drenched "L’Orangerie," the soft "Rose Room," ...
Location ID: #10312227
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Bikes on Wheels is a 2,500 sq ft open concept commercial space located in the heart of Kensington Market in Toronto. The store features 14 foot high ceilings, exposed industrial steel beams, polished concrete floors, and basement which includes a ...
Location ID: #6697
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Circa 1970. Connects to Yorkdale Mall. Glass skylights over platform, street-level glass enclosed walkway to subway. GO transit bus terminal.
Location ID: #6295
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Open air tracks enter enclosed tunnel and platform area. Mezzanine retail level and ticket booth area. Entrance tunnel.
Location ID: #6423
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Large subway station with upper concourse and bus bay.
Location ID: #5650
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Crossover station. Intersection of the north to south and east to west subway lines. Streetcar bay within the station. Long hallways and long moving walkway.
Location ID: #5533
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Crossover station as of 2002. Intersection of North, South and East subway lines. East line opened 2002.
Location ID: #5463
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Modern station. Subway runs above the surface. Large bus bay on street level.
Location ID: #4800
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Partially open air subway station. Glass walls. Tracks on bridge overlook parking lot.
Location ID: #4408
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Modern subway station, tracks are above surface level, modern glass-domed walkway to front entrance.
Location ID: #4324
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Tiled walls, fluorescent lights, above ground bus area and streetcar loop.
Location ID: #4278
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Abandoned subway platform and tracks, off-white ceramic tiled walls and pillars, storage rooms at platform level, cages, operational from Feb-Sept 1966 as preliminary routing setup. Lower Bay is within the TTC subway station along the Bloor-Danforth ...
Location ID: #4194
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Large central waiting area.
Location ID: #4166
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Above ground station.
Location ID: #4164
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Modern station with tracks above surface level. Platform has glass walls. On the Scarborough Rapid Transit (SRT) line of the subway/RT system.
Location ID: #3971
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This station has both an older underground line and a new line which runs above the surface.
Location ID: #10311106
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Malaparte is a spectacular event space on the 6th floor at TIFF Lightbox, in the heart of Toronto's Entertainment District. Outdoor amphitheatre and terrace.
Location ID: #6556
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Circa 1836. Small town with historic main street, Brock Street, public school, rotary park with gazebo, library and courtyard. Period and modern buildings and storefronts in downtown core. Period brick and woodframe homes in a variety of ...
Location ID: #5103
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420 slip full-service marina operated by The Town of Whitby. Surrounded by acres of parkland and waterfront trails. Modern marina clubhouse with washrooms, office, retail and boater lounge. Floor to ceiling windows give good view of water. Area ...
Location ID: #14484
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Formerly a church, Brooklin Community Centre at 45 Cassels Rd E is a period building operating as an event space by the City of Whitby. It has an event hall with a small stage and elevator from ground level, a kitchen, and a day care centre in the ...
Location ID: #2208
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Founded in 1840 by the Campbell, Way, McGee and Hepinstall families. Intersection of Baldwin Street North and Winchester Road West. Among the early downtown buildings are an old hotel built in 1883, now used as the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, and ...
Location ID: #1822
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Baseball diamond. Playground. Treed surroundings.
Location ID: #1821
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Small hamlet approximately 5 minutes north of Brooklin. General store and residential street scenes.
Location ID: #3846
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Older looking station with a central platform.