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rfmcdonaldLake Shore Boulevard is arguably the southernmost of Toronto's major streets, girdling the coastline of the western two-thirds of Toronto's waterfront. The intersection with Bathurst Street, meanwhile, is arguably the southernmost major intersection of that north-south street, located squarely in the middle of a rapidly growing condo district.
Douglas Coupland's Monument to the War of 1812, a controversial public sculpture I blogged about/a> and photographed close-up, is visible to the left of the photo, past the TTC bus.
Douglas Coupland's Monument to the War of 1812, a controversial public sculpture I blogged about/a> and photographed close-up, is visible to the left of the photo, past the TTC bus.
