The Features

The de-evolution of Toronto’s street signs attempts to showcase their magestic past, but instead displays an inspired future.

A local typographer has done his part to preserve one of Toronto’s small charms.

Barroom discussion live on-line at Bookninja.

“Danger!,” screamed the school trustees, as they tore down the monkey bars.

A companion to the science fiction novel Everyone In Silico.

How John and Joanne Brook and their furniture store pulled Toronto into a new age.

How a landlord’s lack of vision led to the destruction of one of Toronto’s great architectural monuments.

Despite his passing, Uno Prii’s philosophy of city living lives on in the apartment houses he left behind.

Like most cities, Toronto embraced progress and the motor age. Unlike most, it had doubts.

Percy Faith smoothed out rock, jazzed the classics, and became one of the most important musicians Canada has produced.

You wouldn’t think an aging apartment house as a good place to put down roots. Think again.

An overdue memorial to the forgotten achievements of Toronto’s twentieth-century avenue of enterprise.

The real Taddle Creek—a brief history.