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Fake heritage plaques commemorate Toronto's weird and wonderful

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July 10, 2024

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Artist Jode Roberts has been putting up fake heritage plaques to commemorate unique and memorable spots in Toronto's history, from an enormous elm tree to a wild turkey named Rose who once lived in Christie Pits. CBC’s Haydn Watters spoke to Roberts about the process behind the plaques.

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