Looking Down McCaul Street Toward The CN Tower from OCAD


Looking Down McCaul Street Toward The CN Tower from OCAD.
OCAD - CN Tower - Toronto, ON


This view is looking south on McCaul Street toward the CN Tower, by OCAD University (formerly named Ontario College of Art and Design).

Photograph taken: November 22, 2010, at Toronto, Ontario.

Comments

  1. Changed a little bit since I lived there!!

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  2. Interesting scene. Hang in there. I have been crazy busy too.

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  3. Great city shot, Tom. That's some interesting architecture!

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  4. very cool is that by any chance still use the light rail or streetcar line?

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  5. Jim Robertson, Toronto is always a city in flux it seems. Constantly changing. Every time I go back to visit something is always new and different.

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  6. Thanks a lot, Shelly Gunderson. Here, it's just the endless cycle of a fussy newborn, with really bad acid reflux.

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  7. Thank you, Brian Christian! The university is on the same block as the Art Gallary of Ontario. In some ways it all bleeds together. I thought the university buildings, at first, were part of the museum.

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  8. Thanks, Trucker Kev The Paid Tourist. There are a lot of active street car lines in downtown Toronto. At the time, I do not believe this particular one was active.

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  9. Yikes, that definitely is not fun. Hope you can get that resolved.

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  10. Tom Gatermann I lived in Toronto for 20 years ('78 to '98) and almost got used to it😊

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