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hideous indeed! .. I can't believe Sweeny&Co are the architects hired to design the waterfront innovation centre! grim! :eek:

yup soon to be another RBC or Shoppers no doubt!

The Steps is one of the short docs featured on the Queerstory locative history app: http://www.queerstory.ca/project/the-steps/

for those interested in LGBTQ history 50 King Street East once housed TO's earliest gay bar and drag events at The Letros Tavern and the basement Nile Room cocktail lounge. http://www.queerstory.ca/project/the-letros/

The St. Charles is one of the featured points of interest in the Queerstory project.. a free interactive documentary app that maps Toronto's LGBTQ history: http://www.queerstory.ca/project/st-charles-tavern/ other bars included in the tour are The Manatee, The Continental, The Letros, The King...

It would be a shame to lose that row of Victorians. Widmer street has such a rich history..56 Widmer housed The Barracks Bathhouse which is an important site in Toronto's LGBTQ history. The story and video interviews about The Barracks here: http://www.queerstory.ca/2013/10/11/the-barracks/

Queerstory app launched We've launched our free locative app Queerstory just in time for World Pride in Toronto! The self directed walking tour app contains 47 short mini-docs and media artworks at over 30 Points of Interest covering a century of Toronto's LGBTQ history...

Thanks Jason.. we're planning to launch the app in June so I'll post an announcement here when its in the app store!

Hey, everyone. We’re working on a free non-profit app that’s basically a self-guided walking tour of various sites in Toronto’s LGBTQ history, to be released in June. The points of interest will be accompanied by rich media such as mini-docs, interviews, archival images or footage. (You can read...