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NEWS: Hands En Route Report
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“Agincourt's Journey
Through Time”
By Rob Matejka, Kristin
Taylor, Andy Tsang, and Jeff Wong,
Summer 2002
Agincourt Mall: 2350 Kennedy Road. On the side of the Bank of Montreal
building, Toronto, ON
Utilizing suggestions from the community and historical information...more |
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John Hands, Mural Routes photographic ambassador,
completed his cross-country trip, recording and documenting hundreds
of outdoor murals in the process.
John began his trip in mid-May from the town of Chatsworth in
southern Ontario. He travelled along the Trans Canada Highway,
through Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, arriving in British
Columbia in mid-June. John discovered numerous mural towns on
Vancouver Island, and visited the town of Chemainus, whose mural
program was the inspiration for many communities across Canada.
After taking the ferry from Vancouver Island to Prince Rupert,
British Columbia, John travelled north, up the Dempster Highway to
the Yukon, and then further north to Inuvik, in the Northwest
Territories. John's return route took him through the mid section of
the Prairie Provinces, where he visited a number of well-known mural
towns such as Stony Plain, Alberta and Moosejaw, Saskatchewan. He
arrived back in Ontario in July, having successfully documented the
outdoor murals in approximately 50 towns across Canada. |
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