Reconciliation starts right here in our neighbourhoods
Last month, Toronto city councillor Joe Mihevc and I stopped at Wells Hill Park to see the stunning new mural painted on the park’s shed and the adjacent wall.
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New Beltline murals draw admirers
Dozens of local residents gathered under the Beltline Trail’s Eglinton bridge on Sunday, Nov. 10 for bagels and hot apple cider.
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Sidewalk festival set to begin with 67 locations from May 20 to June 10
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New mural adds a tranquil scene to thrift store wall thanks to Danforth Mosaic BIA
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Leslieville tea shop replaces area landmark with new work of art
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Mosaic adds flair to Lawrence and Bathurst retail strip
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June Rowlands Park mural painted to deter graffiti
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The murals are everywhere: on walls, forgotten spaces and places in the neighbourhood, which would normally go bare.
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For senior Barbara Bunting life, is a blank canvas begging for a splash of colour. The 89-year-old local resident is
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