This shot of the entrance illustrates how the remodel was done around the original building without touching the existing walls everywhere I looked.  

Marilynn in the mezzanine and the entrances to the sections of the museum.

Church next to our Marriott and in the shade most of the day until late afternoon sun came through to illuminate the front.

Courtyard and pedestrian park.

Homeless in Toronto, but way fewer than I’ve seen elsewhere.

Traffic controlled residential street!  It’s labeled a “Calming Zone”.

A couple doing some business in the main square area.

Wonderful mural on side of business building.

One of the more interesting religious faiths.  Formed in Iran and spread worldwide.  Here is the story of this religion:  <https://www.bahai.org>

I found a really tasty dark beer in this brewery.

Sunday brings the closure during the morning of many of the stores!

The CNN Tower in Toronto.  <https://icycanada.com/interesting-facts-about-the-famous-toronto-tower/>

My one and only at the Toronto fountain symbol.

Panorama of the famous Toronto sign and fountain.  

What’s cool for me in this shot is the presence of three phases of history with a 3 masted schooner, a racing sailboat, and the Viking Octantis all in the same frame.  We were in a tour boat heading to the 3 islands that protect the port.  People live on one of them and an ice breaker must clear a lane for supplies to get to them in the winter!

Another boat harbor and homes on this island.  When the lake freezes, an ice breaker makes one lane for the ferry to bring groceries, etc. to the folks that live here. 

Egrets hunting with the only island where homes are allowed is in the distance.

All the boats must be moved onto land as the lake freezes.

We leave the port of Toronto on our way to the St Lawrence Locks.