Nathan Phillips Square's famous TORONTO sign now has some competition, at least temporarily. A second TORONTO sign—this one made of driftwood and drywall screws—was installed on a breakwater at Humber Bay Shores Park in late-July. Created by artists Thelia Sanders-Shelton and Julie Ryan, the temporary installation has become one of the city's hottest selfie destinations. 

Driftwood TORONTO sign in Humber Bay Shores Park, image by Craig White

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