This is Goodwood United Church, in Goodwood, Ontario, northeast of Toronto.

This is an Orthodox Catholic cathedral north of Toronto. When it was first built there was absolutely nothing else around it. Today, years later, it’s virtually surrounded by houses. I don’t even know if this cathedral is ever used; the grounds are surrounded by fencing, and the gate to the drive is locked. I’ve never seen anyone here.

Happy Easter.

Main Street, Newmarket.

Main Street, Newmarket. We had a massive dumping of snow yesterday, just as we thought Spring had sprung and winter was a thing of the past. I wanted to post a sunny pic as a distraction.

This old Coca-Cola mural is hidden in a narrow alley between two buildings on Yonge Street in Aurora, Ontario, just south of Wellington Street. I’ve driven past this spot countless times for more than 20 years but never noticed this mural until just a few weeks ago.

Water Street, Newmarket, Ontario.

George Costanza’s bank card password on Seinfeld, spray-painted on the side of a TTC bus shelter on Don Mills Rd. in Toronto.

Downtown Newmarket.

This is the view west from the top of the CN Tower in downtown Toronto. The white building in the bottom left corner is the SkyDome (I refuse to call it the Rogers Centre). The elevated roadway along the left edge is the Gardiner Expressway, which runs past the National Trade Centre (the white, flat-roofed building) at Exhibition Place. The railway tracks lead away from Union Station (not pictured) and fork to go along the shore of Lake Ontario to the left, and northwest to Georgetown and north to Barrie to the right. There are also far too many condo buildings to count!