Slava the Write

Rock the Roc unironically #rocafella

@theairplaneboys fucking up furniture an shit

Maroon Live #ootd #outfitgrid #nike #levis #LRG #LLSeason #beatupkicks #worn #coolkidslaytheirclothesout

Watch: Redway - Life Goals

anrreport:

Introducing Redway to the A&R Report. Check the latest video from the Toronto rapper and look out for his project Live Free coming out soon.

Neon black #outfitgrid #ootd #nike #LLSeason #coolkidslaytheirclothesout #kicksoftheday

get good

Watercolor citywalker #outclass #newbalance #Hilfiger #laidout #ootd #coolkidslaytheirclothesout

jalanimorgan:

Fellow Torontian artist / producer Rich Kidd drops the single SYKE for his new mixtape In My Own Opinion.

http://www.xxlmag.com/rap-music/bangers/2013/03/premiere-rich-kidd-syke/

Look for the me in a cameo apperance in the music video which was directed by Rik Cordero coming soon!

© Jalani Morgan

y0ungcontrarian:

A clever shadow display referencing sustainability issues in Toronto

thespacebetweenbuildings:

Today is Toronto’s 179th birthday. 

The City of Toronto was incorporated on March 6, 1834, with a population of 9,254 (today’s population is  2,791,140). The city was divided into five wards: St. Patrick’s, St. George’s, St. David’s, St. Lawrence, St. Andrew’s. The boundaries of the city and liberties were the present Dufferin Street on the west, Bloor Street on the north, the Don River on the east including the area south of today’s Queen Street, east to the far side of Lot 3 (now MacLean Avenue), and the lake on the south. This map shows the area from the waterfront north to the top of the 1st concession and from Lot 1 to the Humber River.’ 

(From Historical Maps of Toronto)