<It’s as cold as it looks.>
Tag Archives: winter in Toronto
MOTHER NATURE AND JACK FROST ARE WORKING OVERTIME TO GIVE TORONTO A FRIGID WINTER
Herewith some winter and holiday photos from the Archives of TORONTO and the Archives of ONTARIO. <PHOTO ABOVE – Trinity College Gates, Queen Street West, 1916>
<Wartime snow storm on Bay Street, 1944>
<Looking in the Eaton’s window, 1958>
<TORONTO Bay, 1920, ice boats & coal smoke abound>
<Waiting for the King West streetcar, John St. at King, 1961>
<What’s more wintry than a moose in a Hudson’s Bay blanket.>
FOR DOWNTOWNERS WHO LOVE SNOW – THIS WAS THE WEEK WINTER FINALLY ARRIVED
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO STUDENTS ‘RELIVE THEIR CHILDHOODS’ WITH A CAMPUS SNOWBALL FIGHT
They came from all three campuses and beyond to play in the snow. Madina Siddiqui and Frishta Bastan planned the event to lighten the spirits of students bogged down with mid-terms and assignments.
Jonathan Cassin, a fourth year student, said “everything was fun, but the spontaneity of it is what really made it special. It brought all kinds of students together, from arts and science to engineers.”
Plans are to make this an annual event. PHOTOS – Jennifer Su/The Varsity – http://www.thevarsity.ca
Rain last night, then freezing rain, then snow, more rain, then more snow . . . etc
<Sumach Street this morning, photo – George Pyron>
