Heritage Toronto's Don Mills iTour

[@LeeraTillis]

Thanks for sharing such a great video

[@imannonymous7707]

I grew up in don mills and my whole family too ......and i cant think of a better community to live as a child. The schools the hockey rink, the curling rink the theatre , the science centre , edwards gardens , even the pool hall and bowling alley and old don mills plaza. Oh and old bond park baseball fields, i do treasure those memories

[@le__graveuronyoutube]

Most of the new town area should have some type of Heritage Designation Protection, if not already. I hope to come check Don Mills out one day soon!

[@stevejames5863]

i wish they kept the sweet bungalows, as ours were...they tore down our sweet bungalow in don mills, in about 2010ish, and put a monster home. i mean it s a nice house, but there is a def charm to the bungalows don mills started with.] being a kid in don mills, in sixties and seventies seemed quite magical, yet a humiltiy and community also was there...the big homes frankly , seem too...ie rich.]

[@stevejames5863]

@Insignificant Speck Of Dust it still my fav part of toronto,also, and edwards gardens, so on..i talk my dog there..you probably remember when the bowling alley was there. also..

[@favier167]

my parents bought a house on weatherfield in 58, amzing being a kid in don mills

[@imannonymous7707]

Ya my grandparents bought about the same time. Im really glad i got to live there as a kid.

[@thomcrowley1043]

I lived there for 3months. It sucks. You as a voice over also really ...are not credible A sophist one might say.

[@imannonymous7707]

Either you had a traumatic childhood or you moved there too late, cuz don mills used to be a really nice place to raise ur kids in the 50s 60s and 70s. But maybe you had a bad experience untold. Never heard anybody say that before