Toronto, the capital of the province of Ontario, is a major Canadian city along Lake Ontario's northwestern shore. It's a dynamic metropolis with a core of soaring skyscrapers, all dwarfed by the iconic, free-standing CN Tower.
Toronto also has many green spaces, from the orderly oval of Queen's Park to 400-acre High Park and its trails, sports facilities and zoo.
To be as this day, Toronto has experienced a long period of strong development and change. Mr T.O. took pictures of this city in 2014 and put them together with the 1959 ones to see how it has changed over the past 55 years.
Take a look...
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| 194 Randall Street |
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| 856 Eglinton east |
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| 1749 Victoria Park Avenue being built & entrance to St. Jude's Church |
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| 1759 Victoria Park Avenue looking south east |
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| Africa Inland Mission at 1641 Victoria Park |
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| East side of Victoria Park Avenue Just south of Janet |
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| East side of Victoria Park looking north east to Innismore Crescent |
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| LOBLAWS, northeast Kennedy and Eglinton |
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| Looking east between 1617 & 1631 Victoria Park Avenue |
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| Looking north east towards McLean Animal Hospital at 1659 Victoria Park Avenue |
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| Looking north on Victoria Park Avenue south of Janet |
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| Looking north west across Victoria Park Avenue towards Biggin Court |
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| Looking north west Laird and Eglinton |
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| McLean Animal Hospital at 1659 Victoria Park Avenue |
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| Sutherland and eglinton looking east |
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| Victoria Park Avenue & Deanvar Avenue looking north |
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| Victoria Park Avenue & Elvaston Drive looking south west |
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| Victoria Park Avenue & Surrey Avenue looking north east. |
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| Victoria Park Avenue & Surrey Avenue looking north east |
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| Victoria Park Avenue & Surrey Avenue looking south east |
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| Victoria Park Avenue , west side south of Lawrence , approx. where 1840 Victoria Park would be today |
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| Victoria Park Avenue looking north east to Biscayne Blvd. |
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| Victoria Park Avenue looking north west towards Lawrence Avenue |
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| Victoria Park Avenue looking south west approx. where Sloane Avenue would be built |
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| West side of Victoria Park looking north between Elvaston Drive & Draycott Drive , Seager Motors on the left |
