r/toronto

Wanted to share my self-designed and 3D printed 3 foot CN Tower! I made it to show off different logos from Toronto sports, up to 5 at a time :)

From my post history, it’s probably clear I’m not a fan of Bradford. He’s my local councillor, and I’ve worked with him on several neighbourhood initiatives. In my experience, he often takes legitimate local concerns and turns them into photo ops with little to no action on the ground.

Some pro-housing advocates point to him as someone who supports increasing housing supply without giving in to NIMBY pressure. But even that hasn’t been consistent. In wealthier neighbourhoods, where residents have more time and resources to organize, he does seem to bend.

At Main and Danforth, we’ve seen a major increase in housing density, which makes sense given that it’s a transit hub. What doesn’t make sense is redirecting community benefits funding from that growth to the Upper Beaches. It’s also beyond frustrating to see flexibility on development in those areas while my own community isn’t seeing the same level of flexibility or reinvestment.

Be careful who you vote for.

Yesterday the weather was really good, so clicked some pictures.

Are there any platforms for photography where I can post these images.

Hey everyone, my grandfather used to be a tailor in the south Western Ontario area, and I've recently inherited this old paperweight. Some of the writing has faded, but was wondering if anyone knows any information about it. I assume this is from early 1900 given the 22 front st. comment (and a Google attempt).

Just thought it was a cool find and was hoping someone else here might have some info.