Mike Filey est un auteur dont l'œuvre considérable explore l'histoire multiforme de Toronto. Son profond engagement envers le passé de la ville transparaît dans ses récits détaillés et captivants. Les écrits de Filey éclairent les histoires cachées et les événements oubliés qui ont façonné l'identité de Toronto. Son travail est apprécié pour sa rigueur et sa capacité à faire revivre l'histoire pour les lecteurs contemporains.
Focusing on Toronto's rich history and vibrant community, Mike Filey shares insights from his extensive career as a columnist. In this twelfth volume, he addresses notable topics such as the Union Station controversy and the influential Kennedy family, continuing his tradition of storytelling that celebrates the city's past and its inhabitants.
This photographic journey captures the vibrant essence of Toronto from the late 1930s to the early 1970s, showcasing the city's dynamic atmosphere during this transformative period. Through a collection of striking images, readers can explore the evolution of urban life, architecture, and culture in Toronto, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the past.
Like No Other In The The Story of Toronto's Skydome by Mike Filey in Slipcase
A Walker's Jogger's Cyclist's Boater's Guide to Toronto's Lakeside Sites and History
The revised edition by Mike Filey explores the transformed waterfront of the new City of Toronto, highlighting significant changes and developments. It offers an updated perspective on the city's evolution, showcasing both historical context and contemporary features of the area. This edition enriches readers' understanding of Toronto's urban landscape, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the city's growth and revitalization.
After 46 years of service, the Trillium retired in 1956, only to be saved from the scrap yard in 1973. The Trillium made her second debut in 1976 as a fully operational steam ferry. Now approaching her one hundredth anniversary, the author traces the history of this memorable Canadian landmark.
The transition from horse-drawn transportation to machines significantly transformed Toronto's landscape and the daily lives of its residents. This shift not only changed the physical appearance of the city but also impacted social dynamics and cultural practices, reflecting the broader changes in society during this pivotal era.
This collection showcases Mike Filey's finest writings from his beloved Toronto Sun column, "The Way We Were." It offers a nostalgic look at Toronto's history, capturing the essence of the city's past through engaging stories and reflections. Readers can expect a blend of personal anecdotes and historical insights that highlight the charm and character of Toronto over the years.
Featuring a selection of Mike Filey's finest writings, this collection showcases his insightful reflections on Toronto's history and culture from his beloved column, "The Way We Were." Each piece captures the essence of the city, blending nostalgia with engaging storytelling. Readers will enjoy a vivid portrayal of Toronto's past, enriched by Filey's unique perspective and keen observations.
Exploring Toronto's rich history, this collection features anecdotes and photographs that highlight significant moments, such as the era of horse-drawn streetcars and the building of Maple Leaf Gardens. Curated from Mike Filey's acclaimed "The Way We Were" column, the book offers a fresh perspective on the city's people, politics, and architecture, inviting readers to reimagine Toronto's past through engaging storytelling and vivid imagery.
This collection showcases Mike Filey's finest pieces from his renowned Toronto Sun column, "The Way We Were." It offers a nostalgic glimpse into the city's past, capturing memorable moments and historical anecdotes that highlight Toronto's unique culture and evolution. Readers can expect engaging storytelling that reflects on the city’s heritage and the everyday lives of its residents.