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rfmcdonaldToronto's Financial District is filled with spectacular skyscrapers. Here's two sights, extracted from either side of University Avenue at King Street West.
The sheer shininess of the Tower of the Sun Life Financial Centre complex, completed in 1984 after Sun Life Financial's move from Montréal, attracts me like a crow to aluminum foil, as they do other people.
St. Andrew Church, housing one of the relatively few Presbyterian churches that refused to join the United Church of Canada in the 1920s, can be seen here reflected in this skyscraper's mirror-like windows.
The sheer shininess of the Tower of the Sun Life Financial Centre complex, completed in 1984 after Sun Life Financial's move from Montréal, attracts me like a crow to aluminum foil, as they do other people.
St. Andrew Church, housing one of the relatively few Presbyterian churches that refused to join the United Church of Canada in the 1920s, can be seen here reflected in this skyscraper's mirror-like windows.
