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A year ago, I went on a walking tour of the Harbord Village area that ended at Croft Street, an utterly charming, unconventional laneway that was in the midst of being revitalized by its residents. The Star reports that the final part of the transformation is being completed — the painting of murals over muchContinue readinghttp://www.thestar.com/images/thestar/img/060829_yeung_art_300.jpg