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Kensington Market, Toronto, a photo published 102 years ago today - July 18, 1924. Image credit: Globe news photo / Toronto Public Library #OnThisDay #1920s #KensingtonMarketToronto #torontohistory #jeremyhopkin

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This Monday! I'm so excited to be able to record a history of the CNE with Toronto Mike and representatives from the York Pioneers, CNE, and Exhibition Place... all live from inside of Toronto's oldest surviving building! 😃 #1870s #CNE #torontohistory #torontomiked #jeremyhopkin

Very cool to watch Dave LeBlanc recently make his debut on the Toronto Mike'd Podcast 😎 #torontomiked #daveleblanc #thearchitourist #podcast #torontohistory

Dave LeBlanc, The Architourist: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1934In this 1934th episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with The Architourist Dave LeBlanc about his new book Hidden Toronto, his years writing for The Globe & Mail, his lengthy career at CFRB 1010, ...www.torontomike.com

Today while driving through the intersection of Yonge Street and Davisville Avenue I was surprised to find practically everything demolished that once surrounded the former J.J. Davis General Store & Post Office (c.1894). #davisville #1890s #torontohistory #architecture #jeremyhopkin

Looking north on Bay Street from Temperance Street, Toronto, 1907. #1900s #torontohistory #oldcityhall #streetscenes #jeremyhopkin

July 14, 1928: TTC employee picnic at Hanlan's Point amusement park, Toronto Islands. 📸 Alfred Pearson #OnThisDay #1920s #TTC #torontohistory #jeremyhopkin

July 14, 1923: St. Joseph's Hospital, Sunnyside, Toronto. “Sunnyside” Villa, built by John George Howard in 1853 was a part of the hospital, visible just behind the trees to the left. 📸: Toronto Star / Toronto Public Library #OnThisDay #hospital #torontohistory #sunnyside #jeremyhopkin

Toronto, 128 years ago today: On July 14, 1898 the closure stone was laid on Toronto’s grand new City Hall, and this photo was taken to mark the occasion. 📸: Josiah Bruce / City of Toronto Archives Digital edit & Colour by me #oldcityhall #architecture #torontohistory #torontomiked #jeremyhopkin

July 14, 1930: Removing the tracks of the Scarborough radial car line on Kingston Road. 📸: Alfred Pearson City of Toronto Archives collection #1930s #radialcar #transit #torontohistory #jeremyhopkin

In the news, July 14, 1947: "Fleeing week-end heat, thousands of Torontonians sought relief on the beaches and in the water. Sunnyside pool was one of the most popular sports. Between dips, many sunbathed on the benches at pool's sides." 📸: Toronto Star / TPL #1940s #torontohistory #jeremyhopkin

Rest In Peace Sam Neill #SamNeill #InTheMouthOfMadness #movies #torontohistory #jeremyhopkin

Here's a few alternate A.I. Slop cover photos for today's new episode of the Toronto Mike'd Podcast! That's some weird, wild stuff! 😵‍💫 🤖 Give 'er a listen! www.torontomike.com/2026/07/ai-s... #torontomiked #podcast #torontohistory #aislop #jeremyhopkin

A Saturday crowd at Riverdale Zoo, Toronto - July 13, 1912 Closed in 1974, the zoo land was redeveloped into Riverdale Farm, which has highlighted Ontario's agricultural heritage since 1978. 📸: City of Toronto Archives #OnThisDay #1910s #riverdale #zoo #jeremyhopkin

I told Mike I was a bit worried that something like that may happen, sorry Boris. 😬

We raged against the machine today on the Toronto Mike'd Podcast! 🤖 Give 'er a listen! #torontomiked #podcast #torontohistory #aislop #jeremyhopkin

AI Slop Is Rotting Your Brain: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1933In this 1933rd episode of Toronto Mike'd, Jeremy Hopkin goes off on AI slop. This episode is exactly 1:39:02. You can listen to this episode in a variety of ways: Listen on Apple PodcastsFollow on Spo...www.torontomike.com

July 12, 1942: Sunnyside beach, just west of Jameson Ave. 📸: W.S. Sinclair, from my collection. #OnThisDay #1940s #torontohistory #sunnysidetoronto #jeremyhopkin

John & Louise Harrison house, Yorkleigh Ave, southwest corner Freemont Ave., Etobicoke, as sketched on July 12, 1869. Artist: William Arthur Johnson (1816-1880) Medium: Pencils 📸: Toronto Public Library #1860s #art #architecture #etobicoke #jeremyhopkin

July 11, 1923: A six motor, two car train of TTC streetcars, numbers 1328 & 1170. On Danforth Ave. at Main St., Toronto. 📸: Alfred Pearson City of Toronto Archives #OnThisDay #1920s #ttc #torontohistory #jeremyhopkin