English through Toronto

@ Casa Loma

Trillium Park

The Music Garden

Harris Water Treatment Plant - Lake Ontario

Harris Water Treatment Plant

visiting the CBC with English through Toronto. Students met Piya Chattopadhyay ...

Piya Chattopadhyay on Twitter “These gals are visiting Toronto from Seoul and have caught fever. Cc: ”

... the new Art Gallery of Ontario Annual Pass, admission for anyone 25 and under is FREE, whenever they want, all year long. Visitors over 25 can buy an AGO Annual Pass for only $35, which includes unlimited access for an entire year (including special exhibitions)!

Less equals more! We’re thrilled to announce that starting May 25, it’s easier than ever to visit. With the new AGO Annual Pass, admission for anyone 25 and under is FREE, whenever they want, all year long. Visitors over 25 can buy an AGO Annual Pass for only $35, which includes unlimited access for an entire year (including special exhibitions)! We’re celebrating these changes on May 25 with the launch of . Join us from 10:30am to 1am. All day. All ages. All in.

www.ago.ca/annualpass

We visited the Anshei Minsk Synagogue in Kensington Market today. The Anshei Minsk Synagogue is dour on the outside, but a delight on the inside. The Byzantine-style structure, with a deco interior, was completed in 1930 – a step-up from the original 1912 shtibel or small storefront synagogue typical of poorer Jewish immigrant communities of the time. The founders were poor Jewish immigrants from Russia .

Toronto Maple Leafs on the TTC and in our neighbourhood
do you recognize any of the places ?

Molson Canadian presents The Leaf: Blueprint Moment #13 - Outdoor Practice The Toronto Maple Leafs commute to Nathan Phillips Square for their outdoor practice.

Pushing through winter like...

Have a safe commute home, !

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Toronto

one of our favourite places to go ... 401 Richmond

Downtown Toronto snow, brown slush free... #snowday #torontowinter #401richmond #torontolife #torontoheritagebuilding #torontosnow #torontosnowday #401richmondstreetwest #wintertoronto #snowinthecity

The most beautiful indoor places in Toronto Toronto's most stunning interior spaces show off the city's finest architecture.

from the 100 steps at Casa Loma ...
Once, this was all water. Thirteen thousand years ago, the hill I’m standing on was the shore of the ancient Lake Iroquois, which filled the basin where Lake Ontario sits now alllll the way up here to Casa Loma.

Once, this was all water. Thirteen thousand years ago, the hill I’m standing on was the shore of the ancient Lake Iroquois, which filled the basin where Lake Ontario sits now alllll the way up here to Casa Loma.

Brick Works

Learn about artwork on display at Ontario’s Legislative Building https://bit.ly/2C5ewkB, and join an Art & Architecture tour on December 14th, 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm. Call 416-325-0061 or e-mail [email protected] to reserve – free! https://bit.ly/2sfp0s8

Market District

Christmas windows on Queen Street

on October 31 we visited the Ontario Legislature at Queens Park ...

Today we visited Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church on St. Patrick Street. This is the church that is located beside ILSC church campus. So beautiful !
St. Patrick’s Gothic Church (presently Mount Carmel) was built in 1867 to replace the original wooden Church.
For a century Our Lady of Mount Carmel has been a transient parish for new immigrants. Through the years Italians, Portuguese, Koreans, Vietnamese and Chinese communities have worshiped there. But before then it was the original St. Patrick's parish until it got too small and a new church was built next door, taking with it the name St. Patrick's. Today Our Lady of Mount Carmel is considered the mother church for the Chinese community. It is mostly made up of immigrants from mainland China. Half the Masses are celebrated in Cantonese, the other half in Mandarin with English Mass twice a month for second-generation Chinese.

English through Toronto visiting Queens Park

rainy Fall afternoon in Toronto ...

English through Toronto visiting the Baldwin Steps, dating from the 19th century. The Steps, which are constructed of stone and concrete, transcend a steep escarpment marking an ancient shoreline.
looking down Spadina Ave.
photo by Hadda ...

English through Toronto exploring Riverdale Farm ...

The Forest School, High Park on this day October 29th, 1919
Not your typical Toronto classroom.
Toronto Archives

English through Toronto @401 Richmond Street
401 Richmond Street West is a restored, heritage-designated, industrial building turned arts-and-culture hub in downtown Toronto. It is home to over 140 artists, ...

Enjoy the weekend everyone!

Autumn activities ... identifying Toronto leaves 🍁🍁🍁🍂🍂🌿
making leaf rubbings and waxing leaves