Public Meeting - Dupont St. Underpass Mural REPOSTED from http://www.junctiontriangle.ca blog

simply because of its importance

Public Meeting - Dupont St. Underpass Mural

June 30, 2011 - 4:35pm 

Start: Jul 28 2011 19:00

End: Jul 28 2011 21:00

There will be a public meeting regarding the railway underpass mural on the south side of Dupont St. between Campbell and Lansdowne Avenues. You may recall that this is the location of local artist Joel Richardson's mural, which was accidentally removed by the City (more details about that incident can be found here).

Meeting details:

• When: Thursday, July 28, 7PM


• Where: St. Luigi's school, 2 Ruskin Ave.

Councillor Bailao and other representatives from the City will be on hand to discuss designs and the future of this mural.

 

Vine ave demolition happening Tuesday Morning

61 63 67 Vine ave coming down Tuesday, these images about 9:15

Starving Artist Bar

 







It's that time to venture into the greater Junction area for breakfast. While out today photographing the TTC fence for another Junctioneer  post, this author found this establishment.

584 Lansdowne Ave.

Toronto, Ontario

M6H 3Y6

(647)342-5058

Link to their website scary :-)

 

Dupont 1600 west side block signs of memory still hang

ss



 

 



 

ss

Eduarda's Poultry and Foodstuffs takeout

 

It's 9:20 am and the staff at this takeout are cleaning and readying to cook for today's trade.

Great character view though the window each morning.

At Dupont Ave and Perth Ave.

Littlefish opens at 10am this weekend

Locomotive coffee bake and sandwich cafe... open Sat the blog is told

 



 

CPR maintenance of way train in west Toronto yard north of Junction

CPR

Another Urban farming idea

A person by the name of Steve Turner, owner of Wangara Horticultural Supplies has invented these film grade poly very strong planter bags with handles, it seems primarily for tree farmers. yet they seem like a great idea for urban framing in backyards or condo balconies. Growing in some small yards in west Toronto yardsis daunting when attempting to plot out some space to grow, and have enough space to use the yard for child play, eating and entertaining.

These bags would allow the movement of plantings of veg and herbs around as needed.

These bags are from Australia and I do not think they are available in Canada, but they do not look difficult to cut and sew up.





Link to manufacture web site