
Draper St.’s Dizzy the Cat gets a promenade dedicated to him
Toronto’s first cat-themed park will open in the neighbourhood in 2019.
Now and Then: The Stories of Draper Street
A corner of Toronto that is the birthplace to a Black political icon
The future site of Draper Street, which runs one way from Front Street West to Wellington Street West, first appears on a map in 1833. It didn’t yet have a name or building lots, but it was the start of what has become a carefully preserved district to reflect what Toronto looked like in the late 19th century.

Doug Taylor, Author & Artist