There is a growing movement in the UK against Section 44 of the Terrorism Act, which allows police to stop and search anyone ‘without suspicion of wrongdoing.’ Photographers, both amateur and professional, have been especially singled out, it seems, and so yesterday they staged a huge rally in London’s Trafalgar Square.

A few people at work were talking about this boat recently, and I remembered I had this picture in my archives. The City of Toronto’s fireboat is called the Wm. Lyon Mackenzie, and in the winter is breaks the ice in Toronto’s inner harbour so the ferry can serve the island residents.

St. George subway station, on the TTC’s Yonge-University-Spadina line.

Bicycle locks in Ashbridge’s Bay park, in Toronto.

A plaque commemorating Earth Day in 1995 lies covered in snow.

A bench at Mill Pond, in Richmond Hill.

Fresh footprints mark a path across the frozen water of Mill Pond.

I think the message on the sign includes picnicking out on the ice.

It seems every time I try some high-speed water droplet photography, I get a key component wrong. Yet each time, I get lucky: the resemblance of this water to a killer whale seems uncanny!

A dark, dreary, dank parking garage.