Oomphasis

On the Canadian side. Try the big view: click the pic or type Z.

Heading to work. I prefer the bigger version. Click the pic or type Z to see it. The view today: www.google.ca/maps/place/20+Temperance+St,+Toronto,+ON+M5H+1Y4/@43.6505795,-79.3810538,3a,75y,256.57h,91.86t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sZ_EKfEBCNd-e1ZOc-MB0Bw!2e0!7i16384!8i8192!4m5!3m4!1s0x89d4cb32d0515fe5:0x193e87881f050a97!8m2!3d43.6508281!4d-79.3797005

Armoury Street, Toronto, in 2016.

Buying chips under the Bluewater Bridge, which runs from Point Edward to Port Huron, Michigan, on the other side of the St. Clair River. At the moment only essential traffic is allowed across it. This view is from the Canadian side to the American. Please try the larger view (type Z).

Think Big! Type Z!

I recommend the large view (type Z). Sculpture of Alexander the Great by David Pellettier, at Steve Stavro's grave in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto.

Pre-pandemic London. I find the large version more interesting. Type Z to see if you agree.

On the way out of St. Patrick subway station in Toronto.

Main entrance.

I prefer the really big view -- type Z then click the representation of a frame at top right), but your preference may vary. I believe Édifice Dominion Public should should, by Canadian standards, read Édifice Dominion-Public , or, better yet, Édifice fédéral . The word "Dominion" is pretty much taboo in Canada now (as a vestige of colonial rule) except in the names of the beautiful Dominion Public Buildings that the federal government put up all over the country.

Lots of detail in the big views (type Z to find out if I'm telling the truth).