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While we stay home, you can support local by order

While we stay home, you can support local by ordering cocktails from @eat.amano to kick off the weekend🥂

#DidYouKnow that this is Toronto’s 3rd Union Sta

#DidYouKnow that this is Toronto’s 3rd Union Station? The previous structures (1873-1927) were located on Front Street between York and Simcoe, just west of today’s building #ThrowbackThursday
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Sometimes we don’t always appreciate one of the

Sometimes we don’t always appreciate one of the best examples of Beaux-Arts architecture right under our feet. Share your sketches of the station with us by tagging @torontounion and #UnionDraws

Thank You For Keeping Us On Track is a 15 ft sculp

Thank You For Keeping Us On Track is a 15 ft sculpture that pays tribute to the Black Canadain Porters who formed the first Black Railway Union in North America. Made by @jordansook, a contemporary mixed-media artist based in Toronto, this installation was inspired by an innate desire to go beyond representation and amplify the under-told stories of Black success, triumphs and contributions to our society.⁠
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Jordan will be discussing themes of his work, his journey and inspiration in an upcoming artist talk hosted by @niacentre April 8 at 6pm. Register now, link in bio.⁠

If you are passing through Union, some of our esse

If you are passing through Union, some of our essential retailers remain open. To ensure safety of all visitors at the station, a reminder that masks or face coverings are mandatory.

Open retailers include:
@starbuckscanada
@danishpastryca
@sansoteiramen
@shanghai360
@loadedpierogi
@union.chicken
@biscotteriafornocultura
@sushishoplove
@union_mercado
@thebagelstop
@mccafecanada
@mcdonaldscanada
@timhortons
@wvrst

Hours of operation may vary.

Have a good Friday, Toronto 💫

Looking back to the inaugural Union Speaks event f

Looking back to the inaugural Union Speaks event from 2017 brought to you by @td_canada and @downiewenjack. Union has a multidisciplinary programming vision that offers free public events showcasing the best of Toronto for tourists and locals to create a destination where all are welcome #UnionSpeaks #ThrowbackThursday

Union and @niacecentre present Here Again At the C

Union and @niacecentre present Here Again At the Crossroads sponsored by @td_canada was initially scheduled for February but was impacted due to the ongoing lockdown measures in Ontario. While Black History Month has passed, the lived experiences, creativity, art, and contributions of Black people should be acknowledged and celebrated every day; Here Again, At The Crossroads Sponsored by @td_canada provides that recognition well beyond the month of February.

The exhibition is a strong demonstration our ongoing dedication to reflecting the diversity of Canadians through multidisciplinary programming.

As many of our retailers remained closed, we encou

As many of our retailers remained closed, we encourage you to shop local by ordering online @saudadetoronto #ShopLocal

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Alica Hall, Curator & ED of Nia Centre spoke to @breakfasttv about Here Again, At the Crossroads—a public art exhibition exploring the historic transit hub at @Torontounion and the conditions that shape Black lives.

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