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Third World Bookstore
"'The bookstore... which the militant radical and railway porter Leonard Johnston had opened with his wife Gwendolyn less than a year earlier...…
”British Methodist Episcopal Christ Church St. James”
”The British Methodist Episcopal church on Chestnut St. as seen in 1953 around the time the dwindling congregation moved to Shaw Street.”
”Caribana Parade”
”In the nineties... the parade route followed along Lake Shore Boulevard from Dufferin Gates to Prince's Gates at Exhibition Place.”
”Gerrard Square Mall”
”Located in East Toronto... this mall offers retail space for smaller merchants .”
”Scarborough Town Centre”
"The Scarborough Town Centre (STC) is a shopping mall which is also central to the Scarborough City Centre in the district of Scarborough. Opened in 1973 STC became the sixth largest shopping mall in Canada; fourth largest in Ontario and third in…
”Toronto Eaton Centre”
”a shopping mall and office complex in the middle of downtown Toronto.”
”Ram's Roti Shop”
"The occasional signs of the new black population along Bathurst St. stand out. This store is on Bloor St. near Bathurst: there are also beauty parlors and book stores that obviously cater to blacks; but the community does not open to the street as…
”Ram's Roti Shop”
"The occasional signs of the new black population along Bathurst Street stand out. This store is on Bloor St. near Bathurst: there are also beauty parlors and book stores that obviously cater to blacks; but the community does not open to the street…
”Caribana”
”Annual Caribbean parade and festival that took place along University Avenue on August Civic Holiday weekend.”
”CNE Bandshell”
”Backstage: Singer Joan Armatrading tunes up equipment before her concert at the CNE Bandshell last Aug. 4. She appeared in Toronto as part of a seven-months would tour to promote her albums.”
”Exhibition Stadium”
”Family affair-- Families were in the crowd of 55000 too but they were there to cheer Michael Jackson joined here by brother Marlon as the Jacksons brought their Victory Tour to Toronto's Exhibition Stadium.”