This large-format photography book captures the architectural and cultural spirit of Toronto at the turn of the millennium. Featuring contributions from leading Canadian photographers, it presents the city not just as a financial hub but as a mosaic of diverse neighborhoods and historical landmarks. From the CN Tower’s dominance to the intimate life of Kensington Market, the book serves as a timeless document of Canada’s largest metropolis during a period of significant urban growth. It includes high-quality lithographic prints that highlight the city’s shifting textures of glass, brick, and green space, making it a staple for local history enthusiasts and photography collectors alike.
