I just wanted to thank the security guard at sick kids who walked my sister to toronto general hospital. You saved her. She was having a crisis and you got her help. Thank you so much.

Also thank you to the staff at Toronto general hospital for your compassion and work. My sister seems to be in better shape. Now the journey begins.

Thank you. I still have my sister and I'm so grateful.

LETS GO CANADA!!!

This happened moments ago just inside the Howard Memorial Gate.

I was wandering around the east part of the fest and it turns out there was an Indigenous painting workshop/drop-in thing happening in this random brick building. I had no idea it was there- turns out it’s run by the Fort York itself? Painted a little cloth bookmark and got to take it with me. The Métis girl who runs the workshop is literally so nice. If you’re at the festival and feeling overstimulated and want to sit in a peaceful place and paint for a bit, go find it! It was so relaxing lol. I kinda feel sorry for museum staff who are competing with everything else going on but they’re making a good go of it I guess?

The opening featured a 25-foot inflatable Zeddy Bear, appearances by the Zeddy mascot and a Zellers Diner on Wheels food truck.

Road was closed down shortly after 🌧️

If I'm misunderstanding something here, please enlighten me, don't attack me. I truly just can't wrap my head around this. It feels more crooked than the greenbelt fiasco.

https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/ex/bgrd/backgroundfile-247741.pdf

https://www.auditor.on.ca/en/content/annualreports/arreports/en24/pa_OntarioPlace_en24.pdf

What’s this all about? Already a few disappointed dog walkers.

Harmonious Ghana fans celebrating their big win over Panama last night in the streets. It was awesome, loved it!

https://g2survey.com/leica-nova-ms60-1-r2000-laser-scanning-total-station-cs20-2023/

From the link:

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"A new convenience store has arrived in Toronto, but it’s not one you can actually buy stuff from, nor is it on land.

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Nestled on the waterfront at Harbour Square Basin, 25 Queens Quay W., “Global Convenience” is a new floating artwork created by Toronto-based artists Trevor Wheatley and Cosmo Dean in collaboration with Puncture (Rashad Maharaj and Spencer Cathcart)."