An era comes to an end at Bathurst and Bloor, as the last of Honest Ed's is taken down ...
Witness a moment of history as Honest Ed's gets torn down.
CommunityWitness A Moment Of History As Last Of Honest Ed's Is Torn Down (Video)
February 12, 2018
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