Craig White

Catch a building under construction from just the right angle, and at just the right time before the cladding is applied, and the structure can appear surprisingly light for something so strong. Captured looking westwards at sunset from under the Finch hydro corridor in Willowdale, in this image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor

Pulled up to the slip at the Redpath sugar refinery on Toronto Harbour earlier this month, UrbanToronto Forum contributor mburrrrr caught the sugar carrier Cinnamon being unloaded. Could your Thanksgiving pie have been related to this scene?

As they rise over the Parliament Street Slip of Toronto Harbour, the two peaks of Aqualuna at Bayside glow with dawn sunlight in this image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor

Front Street glows with the lights of Union Station, and many of the surrounding Toronto landmarks like the CN Tower, 160 Front West, and the Royal York Hotel in this image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor

The nighttime view west over Front Street recently included the Remembrance Day poppy displayed on the LED screens of 160 Front West, the deep red mirrored by the crown lighting of RBC Centre just to its northwest

Window washers are suspended by cables from the roof of the Residences of the World Trace Centre in Downtown Toronto as they work high above the city streets in this image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor

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The tower portions of Maple House at Canary Landing are normally white, but drop the sun low in the sky, and the colour practically changes to that of the warm tones of maple wood furniture.

Crew members work near the current top of The One, high above Bloor and Yonge in Downtown Toronto. Where you see the workers amid the forest of shoring poles, is the beginning of the building's last mechanical section just below the 80th floor.

The CN Tower stands out amongst Downtown Toronto's impressive skyscrapers with this particularly colourful display of light on a recent night.