TheBulletin.ca Journal of Downtown Toronto
Imagine living here and enjoying these scenic views every day on the harbourfront! Now you can see the waterfront in the comfort of your living room and on a wide-screen TV. With some computers, you can watch in Full Screen right now!
By Max Moore –
Lakeshore Souvenirs is a visual journey along Toronto’s Waterfront, following Lake Ontario from the beaches to Harbourfront Centre, and continuing to the Humber Bridge.
This is a loving look at Toronto Island and the islands of culture surrounding it, focusing on Toronto’s Bayfront, Harbourfront Centre, Ontario Place, The Music Garden, The Ex, The Boulevard Club, Palais Royale, Coronation Park, Sunnyside and more.
These lakeshore neighbourhoods are a piece of paradise when seen this way, with skyscrapers and sailing ships, bridges and parks, all coming together in this extraordinarily beautiful visual exploration of Toronto’s Waterfront.
Anyone who has walked along the waterfront or dipped their toes in the lake at Harbourfront Centre or Hanlan’s Point, knows the special nature of this unique part of the city.
Cities around the world strive for quality of life. Toronto has quality of life up the yin yang, especially along the waterfront. No wonder people think of Toronto’s Waterfront as a public playground.
Lakeshore Souvenirs, a musical multimedia tour of Toronto’s Waterfront can be viewed online for free, or purchased as a DVD for $12.
Now anyone can visit Toronto’s Waterfront online anytime. Everyone is invited to experience Toronto’s waterfront, and enjoy the feeling of lakeshore living
Musical Credit
Lakeshore Souvenirs contains original music, composed and performed by Wilson McLeish.
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