Toronto Collection (page 9)

Toronto from the lake, Canada, c1920s. Cigarette card produced by the Westminster Tobacco Co Ltd, Canada 1st series

Education Department, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 19th century

Custom House, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 19th century

Post Office, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 19th century. The post office building, influenced by 18th century French architecture

University College, Toronto, Canada, 19th century. Artist: Tilton Waters
University College, Toronto, Canada, 19th century

Canada, Ontario, Toronto. Lake Ontario city skyline view with CN Tower & Canadian flag
Canada, Ontario, Toronto. Lake Ontario city skyline view with CN Tower and Canadian flag

Montage of some of the buildings of Winnipeg, Canada Date: 1914

Mack 8 wheeler cement mixer truck, parked up very close to the CN tower (out of shot) in downtown Toronto Ontario Canada

Canada, Ontario, Toronto. Sculpture of sports fans on the Rogers Center stadium. Credit as: Wendy Kaveney / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Jessica Jarvis Toronto Ontario c 1934
Jessica Jarvis, Toronto, Ontario, circa 1934. One of the first women in Canada to be commercially qualified. Date: 1934

Skyline, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Bags of fallen autumn leaves, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, North America

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Discover the vibrant city of Toronto, where history and modernity blend seamlessly. From the iconic de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver floatplane CF-ODA soaring above serene waters to the breathtaking skyline of downtown Toronto, this city has it all. Marvel at the towering CN Tower and Rogers Centre as they dominate the horizon, showcasing Ontario's architectural prowess. As dusk settles in, witness a mesmerizing sight as the CN Tower rises above the city skyline, casting a magical glow over Toronto. With its prime location in North America, Toronto boasts not only impressive landmarks like City Hall but also a rich cultural heritage that is reflected in every corner of this diverse metropolis. Take a stroll through Dundas Square and be captivated by illuminated signs and video screens that bring life to this bustling hub. And let us not forget about those who have left their mark on history - pay homage to survivors of tragedies like Empress of Ireland while exploring this remarkable cityscape. Welcome to Toronto - where beauty meets resilience.