Canadian Urbanism Uncovered
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Today sees the kickoff of the 2006 Regent Park Film Festival, which runs to November 12th at Nelson Mandela Park Public School. Some of the films are actually made in the area and there is also an ongoing exhibit of work from local youth photographers. An excellent opportunity to experience the stories and sights of one of Toronto’s most significant neighborhoods. For more info click here.
Photo of Regent Park Rooftops circa 1936 courtesy of Toronto Community Housing.
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