A Call for Donations: In Producing 'Quilted Portraits' of the Junction Community

Image: Special Request to Junction Community Residents

Courtesy of Zalucky Contemporary

 
Special Request to Junction Community Residents

Zalucky Contemporary, a local contemporary art gallery, is currently collecting donations of unused and over-worn clothing that will be used in an upcoming exhibition in February 2017 by Toronto-based artist Lili Huston-Herterich.

"I am interested in producing 'quilted portraits' of the Junction community through recycled textile materials that are no longer useable. So really, clothes that have been loved and worn to the point of rags - holey socks, stained shirts, ripped or torn garments, or otherwise are all fair game!

The final works will be photographic, and I will be acknowledging the support of all participating clothing donators (upon permission)."

~ Lili Huston-Herterich

Donations can be made directly to the gallery, through the front door mail-slot. Please make sure to leave your name and contact details if you would like to receive public credit.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact the gallery via email at info@zaluckycontemporary.com.

Deadline: Sunday December 4, 2016

Zalucky Contemporary
3044 Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON, M6P 1Z3

647-352-3331

Call for Submissions: Exhibit in The Junction for CONTACT Photography Festival 2016

Capture: Call for Submissions: Photography in The Junction 

for Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival 2016

Credit: www.thejunctionbia.ca

Submission Deadline: November 6th, 2015

Artists will be notified by November 19th, 2015

Exhibitions will take place from May 1 – 31, 2016
The Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2016.

There are opportunities for artists seeking venues to exhibit with one of the neighbourhood Business Improvement Area (BIA) groups that partner with the festival each year. The BIAs send out calls for submissions in autumn, and match up artists with venues. The 2016 Call for Submissions from the Junction BIA can be found here.

~ www.scotiabankcontactphoto.com/participate

Are you a seasoned photographer? Or just starting out?

The Junction Business Improvement Area will be hosting Open Exhibitions as part of CONTACT 2016. Submit your photographs for an opportunity to exhibit in one of several venues throughout the neighbourhood!

The Open Exhibitions provide a platform for artists from emerging to established, to exhibit their work. These exhibitions include a wide range of projects, promote independent artists and collectives, and facilitate community collaboration. Register your exhibition to be part of this citywide celebration of photography!

Submission Deadline: November 6th, 2015

More details on the submission process how to apply and arrange exhibition details
thejunctionbia.ca: Call for Submissions: Exhibit in The Junction for CONTACT 2016

The Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival is a month-long celebration of the art and profession of photography in Toronto.

Artists in Community: Apply for 2014 Neighbourhood Arts Network BMO Seed Fund

Poster: The Neighbourhood Arts Network and BMO Financial Group
2nd Annual Seeds Fund: Six $1,000 Prizes for Artists Working in Community
Credit: neighbourhoodartsnetwork.org: 2014 NEIGHBOURHOOD ARTS NETWORK BMO SEEDS FUND

Are you looking to make a positive impact in a Toronto neighbourhood or community through a unique arts based project?

Apply for the 2nd Annual Neighbourhood Arts Network BMO Seed Fund
Six $1,000 Prizes for Artists Working in Community

The Neighbourhood Arts Network and BMO Financial Group are once again planting creative seeds this spring in the form of six $1,000 prizes. The Neighbourhood Arts Network BMO Seed Fund is a special prize opportunity geared to support artists in the development, creation and/or dissemination of a community engaged arts project they are leading anytime between June 2014 to April 2015

Deadline: Monday May 2, 2014

Prize recipients announced in May 22, 2014

The top 10 finalists will be selected by four local judges from the community, followed by a week long social media campaign in May that will promote their projects and give the general public the opportunity to vote for the six final prize winners. Prize recipients will be celebrated and awarded their prize at an inaugural Neighbourhood Arts Network BMO Seeds Fund reception in June.

Interested?
Click here for more details and online application form.

Link: neighbourhoodartsnetwork.org: 2014 NEIGHBOURHOOD ARTS NETWORK BMO SEEDS FUND

Photo: "We Are Grandmas" Community Art Project in Wawa, Ontario
flickr.com: itceremony: The Babushkas' project: The Great Lakes Tour - 2008

Art Meets Science: Panel Discussion

Screenshot: When Art Meets Science: Broadening Horizons through Interdisciplinary Practice – A Discussion

When: March 9, 2014 @ 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Where: JJR MacLeod Auditorium, Medical Sciences Bldg., University of Toronto, 

1 Kings College Circle, Toronto, ON, M5S 1A8 

Credit: royalcanadianinstitute.ca: RCI Winter 2014 Lectures

The Royal Canadian Institute (RCI) for the Advancement of Science
FREE Science Lectures ... live!

Art Meets Science: Panel Discussion

When: March 9, 2014

Time: 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Where: JJR MacLeod Auditorium, Medical Sciences Bldg., University of Toronto
 
Location: 1 Kings College Circle, Toronto, ON, M5S 1A8


When Art Meets Science: Broadening Horizons through Interdisciplinary Practice – A Discussion

Panel Members:
*Robin Kingsburgh, PhD, Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences/ School of Interdisciplinary Studies OCAD University; Natural Science, York University

*Stephen Morris, PhD, Department of Physics, University of Toronto

Lisa Carrie Goldberg, Multidisciplinary Artist, and founder of Action Potential Lab, dedicated to merging science and art.

Scott Menary, PhD, Department of Physics, York University

Moderator:
Ian Clarke, BSc, PhD, Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences/ School of Interdisciplinary Studies, OCAD University

Science and art often have a perceived divide in contemporary culture, yet historically their roots stem from similar manifestations of creativity and aesthetics, in exploring, responding to and explaining Nature. This panel presentation brings together scientists, artists and those with a foot in each of the ‘two cultures’ to discuss their interdisciplinary practices, and encourage novel ways to understand the world around us.

Robin Kingsburgh will discuss the teaching of science to art and design students, and the value of incorporating art making into the teaching of science. Creatively rendering a scientific idea facilitates understanding, and provides an alternate way for an artist to learn about science. This science/art making practice deepens students’ understanding of the topic at hand, as the choice of how to render an idea visually greatly clarifies thought, and encourages abstract and metaphorical thinking. Art created can be displayed to the community, and provide a bridge into scientific concepts for the general public. Robin will show recent work from her students at OCAD University.

Stephen Morris works in experimental non-linear physics, and will discuss self-organized, emergent patterns and textures. These shapes emerge spontaneously from a dynamic process of growing, folding, cracking, wrinkling, branching, flowing and other kinds of morphological development. His work is informed by the scientific aesthetic of nonlinear physics. Stephen’s stunning visual images draw upon both laboratory physics experiments and Nature; his work celebrates the subtle interplay of order and complexity in emergent patterns.

Lisa Carrie Goldberg is a multidisciplinary artist based in Toronto. Her artwork often takes the form of full-sensory installations that examine the realm of art and science, including topics in sleep science, tissue culture, physiology and molecular biology. Lisa will discuss her recent work as Director of Action Potential Lab, Toronto’s first laboratory dedicated to merging science and art. Based on a collaborative learning-teaching model, Action Potential Lab provides opportunities for children and adults to experience true interdisciplinarity, engaging in creative projects designed to merge art and science, and encourage novel ways of understanding the world around us.

Ian Clarke will guide the panellists through a moderated discussion, which touches upon issues of commonality and difference in art and science, including: the creative process; the role of aesthetics; the importance of interdisciplinarity; and the role or visualization in art and science.

*Robin Kingsburgh and Stephen Morris are curatorial team members for “Occam’s Razor: Art, Science & Aesthetics”, a juried exhibition of works of art inspired by science, examining similarities in practice amongst scientists and artists, at Propeller Centre for the Visual Arts (April 2-20, 2014), and the !dea Gallery, Ontario Science Centre (May 3- June 1, 2014).

More information about RCI Winter Lectures:

facebook: Royal Canadian Institute for the Advancement of Science

royalcanadianinstitute.ca: Calendar: When Art Meets Science: Broadening Horizons through Interdisciplinary Practice – A Discussion - Toronto

Poster:  Occam’s Razor: Art, Science & Aesthetics

Juried Call for Works of Art Inspired by Science

Propeller Centre for the Visual Arts and the !dea Gallery, Ontario Science Centre.

Submissions will be accepted online at: http://huutaart.com

Poster design by Keijo Tapanainen

Credit: robinkingsburgh.com: upcoming: Curatorial team member for Occam's Razor: Art, Science & Aesthetics

Drinks + discussion + debate + #sciene + #art = #CafeScientifique. Join us on April 9! http://t.co/aHvia3SpEZ http://t.co/WXaBRlqvkY

— OntarioScienceCentre (@OntScienceCtr) April 6, 2014

Call for Designers and Artists: Show Off @ the Junction

Poster: Show Off @ the Junction @ Dundas & Keele
October 18-30, 2011, Hosted by MASON
Credit: mason-studio.com

Show Off @ the Junction
< Dundas & Keele >
October 18-30, 2011, Hosted by MASON

Do You Want to Design a Window {Display}?

To register and for more info
go to www.mason-studio.com/showoff

Registration Deadline: August 26, 2011

For Designers & Artists:
Mason is hosting a design event in the Toronto west-end community of the Junction from October 18-30, 2011, pairing up designers & artists with design-savvy retailers to create jaw-dropping window installations. Come out and show us what you’ve got by working with some amazing products in an incredible area of the city.

How It Works
After registering, come meet us for the kick-off meeting in mid-September to receive your project kit and to chat with the other project designers. Teams will be given a set budget and a retail space on Dundas West strip in the Junction. You will then have a month to design, plan and construct your installation incorporating the product offered by the retailer. The install will happen over the course of one day while the shop is closed. All displays will be on show for a duration of two weeks.

What's in It for You?

• A chance to show off your talent
• Meet up with other amazing local designers/artists & retailers
• Get involved with the Junction design community
• Get your name out there through the event marketing

Registration
Participants must register before Friday August 26th. No fee required. Participants may work individually or as part of a team. Please visit www.mason-studio.com/showoff to download a registration form.

For More Info
Visit our website mason-studio.com/showoff,
or contact us at showoff@mason-studio.com

links:
eHow.com: How to Become a Window Display Artist
By Buffy Naillon, eHow Contributor

ezinearticles.com: Top 10 Tips For Designing a Window Displays
By Michael K John

about.com: Creating Attractive Displays: Visual Display Tips
By Shari Waters, About.com Retailing Guide

vmsd.com: Window displays: Visual Merchandising and Store Design
By ST Media Group International

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Exhibiting Your Work at Toronto Public Library: Information Session for Artists

Poster: Calling All Artists!
Credit: Toronto Public Library

On January 27, 2011 the Toronto Public Library will host an information session for artists to find out how to prepare your library application to exhibit your work at Toronto Public Library.

Calling All Artists: Exhibiting Your Work at Toronto Public Library

Thursday, January 27, 2011
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Northern District Branch, Room 200
40 Orchard View Blvd., Toronto, ON M4R 1B9
TTC: Eglinton subway station, walk 1 block north on Yonge Street

Find out how to prepare your library application.
Includes information on:

• guidance on preparing your submission and application,
• selecting pieces for exhibit,
• the jury process,
• and effective display techniques in the various branch settings,
• tips on improving sales, pricing, and marketing your work,
  
• plus time for questions and answers.

Guest speakers:
Carol Barbour, Gallery and Exhibits Curator, Toronto Public Library;
Karen Fleming, Arts and Exhibits, Toronto Public Library;
Susan Cohen, Program Director, Cultural Careers Council of Ontario.

Program takes place in Northern District Branch, Room 200.

For more information, contact the Art Exhibits Office:
416-393-7224
artexhibits@torontopubliclibrary.ca
torontopubliclibrary.ca

Latitude 44 Gallery Call for Artists

Poster: Latitude 44 Mi Confesión Call for Artists
Show Runs: September 9 – 25, 2010
Latitude 44 Gallery Framing Decor
Credit: latitude44gallery.ca

Latitude 44 Gallery
Framing ∙ Décor

invites you to participate in a special showing coinciding with the Junction Arts Festival, where we encourage you to share your confessions and passions through your art.

Works have to be created within the past year, sized no larger than 24x36 and valued from $100-$800. This showing will give special consideration to pieces inspired by the passion, colour and artistic fibre of Buenos Aires, however all works will be considered.

Submissions of three pieces to be presented to the gallery for consideration no later than September 3, 2010.

LATITUDE 44
MI CONFESIÓN

Show runs
September 9 – 25, 2010

Latitude 44 Gallery ∙ Framing ∙ Décor

2900 Dundas Street West Toronto Ontario, Canada M6P 1Y8
[located at Dundas & Keele in the historic Junction of Toronto
and wheelchair accessible]

For more information:
phone: 416-769-2900
e-mail: latitude44gallery@bellnet.ca
website: www.latitude44gallery.ca

The 2010 Junction Arts Festival Call to Artists

Screenshot: Junction Arts Festival: 2010 Call to Artists
Credit: junctionartsfest.com

The more time an artist has to create, make, develop and plan even mull over a work of art the greater the depth and the value to the viewer can be. The festival board wants to begin working with artists earlier, provide acceptance of work into the festival, so artists can plan and execute works on a longer term.

2010 Call To Artists

The Junction Arts Festival is now accepting creative proposals for the 2010 Junction Arts Festival. The Festival runs from September 8 to 12, 2010 with a two-day street closure of Dundas Street West, September 11 and 12.

The Festival is currently accepting proposals only from performance-based artists and art installation works of any combination, including but not limited to, Indoor and Outdoor Installation Artists, Street Dance and Theatre groups as well as any multi-arts ideas that we may be able to support. Our emphasis in 2010 will be for large scale outdoor work but we are accepting all proposals. Fees will be determined on a per-artist-basis.

Additional calls for Visual Artists, Poets and Musicians will be forthcoming in the next few months.

Approximately 200,000 people attend the festival each year, experiencing interactive works that both engage and enthrall.

Proposals should include the following:

• Artist or group contact info
• Bio and history
• Example of past work
• Video and/or photo examples of proposed work. If proposing a new work, please include a description, plus technical requirements

If proposing a new work please be as specific as your present process allows at this time. Also inform us if you are applying for any creative funding from other sources. If applications for government funding precede any agreement between artist and festival, then a letter of intent may be issued on our part.

The Junction Arts Festival has been running its present programming since 2007, but the festival’s history dates back to 1991, with the street closure since 2000. ‘Where the Arts meet the Street’ is the basis for this ever-growing multi-arts Festival that includes visual art, galleries, installation art, main stage music, dance, theatre, performance art, travelling minstrels and anything in between and beyond.

Toronto, National and International applications accepted.

All inquiries should be directed to Festival Director, Michael Menegon via email at junctionartsfest@bellnet.ca

Application packages should be sent to:

Junction Arts Festival
3047 Dundas Street West
Toronto, Ontario
M6P 1Z3 Canada

Visit:
festival blog
facebook page
twitter tweets

Call for Junction Artists and Businesses for Boom Times Spring Fling 2010!

Poster: Call for Junction Artists and Businesses for Boom Times Spring Fling 2010
Credit: JunctionRA

CALL FOR JUNCTION ARTISTS AND BUSINESSES
FOR BOOM TIMES SPRING FLING 2010

Background
The Boom Times Spring Fling originated at the 2009 Amalgamation Celebration at Humberside Collegiate Institute, collaboration between Boom Times Cabaret, the Junction Historical Society, the Junction Residents Association, students, historians, artists, businesses and community groups. Building on its momentum, the Junction Residents’ Association’s new Cultural Committee is spearheading the coordination of a 2nd and bigger, more inclusive, multi-disciplinary event in 2010.

2010 Plans

There are two key components to the Spring Fling.

The JUNCTION HISTORY MASH-UP will offer a mix of modern and traditional storytelling techniques from native drums to video images, from mime to rap. This theatre piece will be researched, dramatized and performed by local high school students working collaboratively with local historians for performances in early June and at the arts festival in September.

The second element of Spring Fling involves local artists who will mentor secondary students, supported by local businesses, in consultation with local historians, to create original art which will be exhibited in storefronts in June and ideally right through next summer and into Junction Arts Festival week.

This multi-disciplinary visual arts piece of Boom Times Spring Fling is envisioned to include photography, textile art, sculpture, mapping, painting, cartooning and anything else our artist/student teams can imagine.

If you are a Junction-area artist, working in any one of a number of disciplines /media, and would like to mentor participating high school students, here is what you need to do:

• Send us your bio and tell us where you live (must be Junction, but boundaries are fluid)
• Share your idea for a student-driven arts project on the theme of Junction history and culture
• Tell us how you will mentor the creative process
• Include a budget for equipment/materials
• Find yourself a Junction-area business partner to exhibit the students’ work in June (and preferably through September, though logistical constraints may have to be accommodated)*

*If you are an artist and need help to find a business partner, please be in touch.
*If you have a business and want to get involved in the project but need an artist to partner with, we will help find you a match.

Here is what the overseeing JRA Cultural Committee/Boom Times Team will do:

• Apply for funding to cover artists’ fees, student honoraria, materials and promotion
• Match artist/business pairs with students from the participating high schools
• Provide historians to act as resource people, and access to the Junction archives
• Promote the activities and culminating exhibitions in the community

PLEASE APPLY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE – FINAL DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 18 TO: culture@junctionra.ca

links:
breakingprojects.com: CALL FOR JUNCTION ARTISTS AND BUSINESSES FOR BOOM TIMES SPRING FLING 2010
rogerscentre.com: Rogers Centre - Fun - Spring Fling 2009: Traditional Midway Magic!
HGTV Canada: Party Planner: Spring Fling
By: Christine Walewski
yalespringfling.com: Yale Spring Flint 2009: for all Yale undergraduate and graduate students

Call to Artists Toronto Junction Arts Festival 2008: Extended Deadline June 13, 2008

The Junction Arts Festival - September 3 to 7, 2008
Snapshot: junctonartsfest.com Call to Artists:
EXTENDED deadline for all submissions is now June 13th, 2008

This year the Junction is celebrating its 100th anniversary marking its incorporation as West Toronto in 1908. Celebrations are being planned all year, but none as big as the annual Junction Arts Festival.

Our aim is to organize the artistic line-up keeping in mind, but not limited to, the festival theme – Historic Mind / Modern Eye. At a time when we are celebrating the Junction's past we do so with one eye on the present and one on the future. The interpretations, visions, stories, hopes and dreams presented will transform this theme into a reality and help define who we are. The Junction.

We are currently accepting applications for the following categories -
Juried Visual Art Exhibit; Street Performing Artists; Art Installations;
KIDZone/Junction Community Stage; Writers and Readings; and Music.
Get your application at www.junctionartsfest.com

EXTENDED deadline for all submissions is June 13th, 2008

Please note the new EXTENDED deadline for all submissions is now June 13th, 2008. Please find applications at www.junctionartsfest.com.

Need application assistance? Have any questions?
Contact Michael Menegon, Festival Producer,
416-767-5036 or junctionartsfest@on.aibn.com

Please send application to:
Junction Arts Festival
3042 Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON, M6P 1Z3

links:
Call to Artists Toronto Junction Arts Festival 2008:
[V] Press Release
[V] KIDZone
[V] Green Village
[V] Artists' Market
[V] Main Stage
[V] Juried Art Exhibit
[V] Street Performers
[V] Writers & Readings

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Call to Artists Toronto Junction Arts Festival 2008: Writers & Readings

The Junction Arts Festival - September 3 to 7, 2008

Snapshot: junctonartsfest.com Call to Artists

This year the Junction is celebrating its 100th anniversary marking its incorporation as West Toronto in 1908. Celebrations are being planned all year, but none as big as the annual Junction Arts Festival.

Our aim is to organize the artistic line-up keeping in mind, but not limited to, the festival theme – Historic Mind / Modern Eye. At a time when we are celebrating the Junction's past we do so with one eye on the present and one on the future. The interpretations, visions, stories, hopes and dreams presented will transform this theme into a reality and help define who we are. The Junction.

We are currently accepting applications for the following categories -
Juried Visual Art Exhibit; Street Performing Artists; Art Installations;
KIDZone/Junction Community Stage; Writers and Readings; and Music.
Get your application at www.junctionartsfest.com

WRITERS & READINGS

New this year, writers will be given the chance to put a voice to their work. Get intimate in the Poetry Peep Show; mellow out in The Writers Den or jump right in to Word on the Beat.

Need application assistance? Have any questions?
Contact Michael Menegon, Festival Producer,
416-767-5036 or junctionartsfest@on.aibn.com

Please send application to:
Junction Arts Festival
Writers and Readings
3042 Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON, M6P 1Z3

links:
writersunion.ca: The Writers' Union of Canada
writerscentre.ca: Toronto Writers Centre TWC
meetup.com: The Toronto Writers Meetup Group
Open Directory: Writers Resources: Canada
The Word On The Street: Book & Magazine Festival: Toronto, September 28, 2008

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Call to Artists Toronto Junction Arts Festival 2008: Street Performers

The Junction Arts Festival - September 3 to 7, 2008

Snapshot: junctonartsfest.com Call to Artists

This year the Junction is celebrating its 100th anniversary marking its incorporation as West Toronto in 1908. Celebrations are being planned all year, but none as big as the annual Junction Arts Festival.

Our aim is to organize the artistic line-up keeping in mind, but not limited to, the festival theme – Historic Mind / Modern Eye. At a time when we are celebrating the Junction's past we do so with one eye on the present and one on the future. The interpretations, visions, stories, hopes and dreams presented will transform this theme into a reality and help define who we are. The Junction.

We are currently accepting applications for the following categories -
Juried Visual Art Exhibit; Street Performing Artists; Art Installations;
KIDZone/Junction Community Stage; Writers and Readings; and Music.
Get your application at www.junctionartsfest.com

STREET PERFORMERS

Dundas Street West will once again be transformed into a carnival of performance art. Dance, theatre and music will animate the historical architecture and bring an atmosphere rarely seen in one location.

Need application assistance? Have any questions?
Contact Michael Menegon, Festival Producer,
416-767-5036 or junctionartsfest@on.aibn.com

Please send application to:
Junction Arts Festival
KidZone/Community Stage
3042 Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON, M6P 1Z3

links:
City of Toronto Special Events: produces more than 30 festivals and events and consults with hundreds more every year
Toronto Fiesta Inc.: Corso Italia Family Summer Street Festival: July 5 & 6, 2008
CARIBANA.COM - The Online Guide to Toronto's Summer Carnival: North America's Largest Street Festival: June 13 - August 3, 2008
Beaches International Jazz Festival: StreetFest: July 24 - 26, 2008
toronto.com: KRINOS Taste of the Danforth Street Festival: August 8 - 10, 2008

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Call to Artists Toronto Junction Arts Festival 2008: KIDZone

The Junction Arts Festival - September 3 to 7, 2008
Snapshot: junctonartsfest.com Call to Artists

This year the Junction is celebrating its 100th anniversary marking its incorporation as West Toronto in 1908. Celebrations are being planned all year, but none as big as the annual Junction Arts Festival.

Our aim is to organize the artistic line-up keeping in mind, but not limited to, the festival theme – Historic Mind / Modern Eye. At a time when we are celebrating the Junction's past we do so with one eye on the present and one on the future. The interpretations, visions, stories, hopes and dreams presented will transform this theme into a reality and help define who we are. The Junction.

We are currently accepting applications for the following categories -
Juried Visual Art Exhibit; Street Performing Artists; Art Installations;
KIDZone/Junction Community Stage; Writers and Readings; and Music.
Get your application at www.junctionartsfest.com

KIDZONE

Hands-On activities for the young and young at heart will continue to be our focus. We would like to announce this year's first participant, the Ontario Art Gallery, who will be offering three varied programs that are sure to engage the entire family. Stay tuned for more details and added activities.

Need application assistance? Have any questions?
Contact Michael Menegon, Festival Producer,
416-767-5036 or junctionartsfest@on.aibn.com

Please send application to:
Junction Arts Festival
KidZone/Community Stage
3042 Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON, M6P 1Z3

links:
The Premier's Ontario Kid Zone
Statistics Canada Kids' Zone
About Canada Kids' Zone
Environment Canada Kids' Zone
Canada's Sports Hall of Fame KidZone
tvokids
Toronto Star Parentcentral
Junction Parents: Have kids and live in the Junction?

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