Kevin McBride

Built in 1890, this elegant Victorian building has been home to just three restaurants since 1921. It has been operating as Peter Pan Bistro since changing owners some thirty-two years ago. Though Peter Pan has received good and bad reviews, it offers vintage tin ceilings and a great view... continue reading on Torontoist

Once home to the railroad-guarding CN Police, this 1920's building sits at the lonely intersection of Cherry and Front Streets. In recent years, it has served as a location for film and television shoots, including the Oscar-winning Chicago. As part of the West Don Lands project, the CN Police... continue reading on Torontoist

Continuing a popular series from earlier this year, Illustration Sunday will explore some interesting local buildings over the next few weeks. Completed in 1897, this building on the southwest corner of Queen and Sherbourne started out as a hotel. Cited for its "design value as a representative example of... continue reading on Torontoist

Continuing a popular series from earlier this year, Illustration Sunday will explore some interesting local buildings over the next few weeks. The property northwest of Black Creek Drive and Eglinton Avenue was once home to the Canadian Kodak Company. Building nine was the Employees’ Building, and it remains the... continue reading on Torontoist

They could be the next big thing, if only they could get a gig. This humorous online series follows Matt and Jay—Nirvana the Band—and their ongoing efforts to break into Toronto's music scene. Five episodes and various extras are currently online, with a sixth episode presumably in the works.... continue reading on Torontoist