Posts Filed Under: “The Annex”
One cow's Sunday morning adventure along the streets of Toronto.
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Jamie Bradburn
Sixty-eight years since its opening—and now near closing—the iconic Toronto shop still has dedicated customers.
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Oriena Vuong
Weddings, varying degrees of performing talent, shootings, and other stories from the longstanding bar.
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Jamie Bradburn
One show went on to Broadway; others barely enlivened their stages.
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Jamie Bradburn
At one time, Toronto was a bastion of Hungarian cuisine, especially in the "Goulash Archipelago."
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Jamie Bradburn
Architect Uno Prii's beloved, and despised, apartment buildings.
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Kevin Plummer
The book chain's Annex flagship winds down after a 38-year run.
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Jamie Bradburn
Activists and concerned residents gathered at the Annex park to speak out against a rash of sexual assaults in the area.
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Chris Dart • Photos by Corbin Smith and Christopher Drost
The Bloor's new owners have announced programming and architectural plans for the long-standing Annex rep house.
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Julian Carrington
A crowd of about 100 gathered in the Bloor's screening area with the lights turned up. Normally hidden in the darkness, all the theatre's chipped paint and worn upholstery was plainly visible
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Steve Kupferman
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Meg Campbell
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John Semley
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Steve Kupferman
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Steve Kupferman
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Jamie Bradburn
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Jessica King
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Jessica King
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Adam D. Mill
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