On Toronto’s waterfront, where the eastern part of the city meets Lake Ontario, is a patchwork of cement and dirt.
It’s home to plumbing and electrical supply shops, parking lots, winter boat storage, and a hulking silo built in 1943 to store soybeans—a relic of the area’s history as a shipping port.
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