After four straight decades as one of the Toronto Sunday Sun's most popular columnists, Mike Filey is still telling the stories of Toronto, its people, places, and history. In this twelfth volume of his acclaimed columns, "The Way We Were," Filey tackles the Union Station controversy, Toronto's Kennedy family, and more.
After four straight decades as one of the Toronto Sunday Sun's most popular columnists, Mike Filey is still telling the stories of Toronto, its people, places, and history. In this twelfth volume of his acclaimed columns, "The Way We Were," Filey tackles the Union Station controversy, Toronto's Kennedy family, and more.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mike Filey was born in Toronto in 1941. He has written more than two dozen books on various facets of Toronto's past and for more than thirty-five years has contributed a popular column, "The Way We Were," to the Toronto Sunday Sun. His Toronto Sketches series is more popular now than ever before.
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Contents Here's to Our Kennedys St. Clair Bridge Still Gives Us Trouble Cemetery Last Port of Call Escaping Summer by Boat They Lined Up to Cross Niagara Where Is Our Spitfire? Makin' Tracks through History This 1910 Idea Was a Real Lifesaver Pleasant Streetcar History From Civic to Simcoe This Canuck Was a Golf God Toronto Still Yonge at Heart The Ill-Fated Ex of 1974 CNE's Back to the Future Stately Structures Indeed World's First Movie Star Streamlining T.O.'s Streets Rollin', Rollin' Down the River Keewatin Comes Home Tunnel Comes in for Landing Mother Parker Turns One Hundred Belt Line Was Short-Tracked Wharf Lighthouse Turns 150 The Very First Grey Cup Travels Back in Time Gardiner in a Pickle T.O.'s Evolving Skyline T.O.'s Little Piece of Venice Identified Flying Object Toronto's Master Sleuth The Best-laid Plans ... T.O. Tried its Luck Before Starter Motors T.O.'s Second Subway A Real Swinger on Bathurst Gargoyles Get a Second Life The Fileys Head South Historic and Truly Moving Jets Back on Island Radar A Hot Time in the Old Town of York Streetcar Inferno Toronto's Changing Waterfront Floating History Postcard from the Wedge Toronto's Early Hotels The Little Tug That Could Northern Fighters The Way We Kept Our Cool Wonderful Flying Machine Never Got Off the Ground Never Taxed for a Topic Scarborough's Lost Dream Getting There from Here City Joined the Streetcar Biz Toronto's Union Station, Then and Then Toronto's Worst Disaster Can't Beat New City Hall When Vaudeville Ruled Take the Time to Go to Jail Pachyderms from the Past Our First Remembrance First TTC Rider Paid 7¢ Fare Mi Casa Es Su Casa Streetcar's Brush with Fame A Piece of T.O.'s Flying History When Eaton's Was Christmas 1944 Storm Still the Worst
Contents Here's to Our Kennedys St. Clair Bridge Still Gives Us Trouble Cemetery Last Port of Call Escaping Summer by Boat They Lined Up to Cross Niagara Where Is Our Spitfire? Makin' Tracks through History This 1910 Idea Was a Real Lifesaver Pleasant Streetcar History From Civic to Simcoe This Canuck Was a Golf God Toronto Still Yonge at Heart The Ill-Fated Ex of 1974 CNE's Back to the Future Stately Structures Indeed World's First Movie Star Streamlining T.O.'s Streets Rollin', Rollin' Down the River Keewatin Comes Home Tunnel Comes in for Landing Mother Parker Turns One Hundred Belt Line Was Short-Tracked Wharf Lighthouse Turns 150 The Very First Grey Cup Travels Back in Time Gardiner in a Pickle T.O.'s Evolving Skyline T.O.'s Little Piece of Venice Identified Flying Object Toronto's Master Sleuth The Best-laid Plans ... T.O. Tried its Luck Before Starter Motors T.O.'s Second Subway A Real Swinger on Bathurst Gargoyles Get a Second Life The Fileys Head South Historic and Truly Moving Jets Back on Island Radar A Hot Time in the Old Town of York Streetcar Inferno Toronto's Changing Waterfront Floating History Postcard from the Wedge Toronto's Early Hotels The Little Tug That Could Northern Fighters The Way We Kept Our Cool Wonderful Flying Machine Never Got Off the Ground Never Taxed for a Topic Scarborough's Lost Dream Getting There from Here City Joined the Streetcar Biz Toronto's Union Station, Then and Then Toronto's Worst Disaster Can't Beat New City Hall When Vaudeville Ruled Take the Time to Go to Jail Pachyderms from the Past Our First Remembrance First TTC Rider Paid 7¢ Fare Mi Casa Es Su Casa Streetcar's Brush with Fame A Piece of T.O.'s Flying History When Eaton's Was Christmas 1944 Storm Still the Worst
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