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The Globe and Mail Published April 20, 2021 Norm Li /Norm Li Toronto intersections, especially major ones, have personalities. Think about it: King and Bay is confident, yet slightly aloof; Yonge and Dundas is glib, scattered, and show-bizzy; suburban Kennedy and Lawrence is a smooth-talking salesperson wearing off-the-rack clothing; and Yonge and Eglinton – at least how I remember it – is a young, single professional that reeks, slightly, of ale and onion rings. And then there’s Yonge and St. Clair, an intersection where I spent 17 years of my life – when not writing my Globe column – working at CFRB radio (my other profession is radio producer). As much as I loved that chunk of midtown, it was, in a word, sleepy. In fact, the engineers at the station christened the hardware store down the street “Old Lady Hardware” since when they’d visit for solder or electrical tape, the only other customers inside were elderly widows purchasing birdseed or light bulbs.

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