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About the Mural Map

When Mural Routes began, our vision was to create four local “mural routes” in Scarborough (now part of the amalgamated City of Toronto). Since then our vision has grown. We discovered that there are murals everywhere and we are now helping to link the “mural routes” right across Canada.

Mural Routes Murals

Since 1990 Mural Routes has worked with communities and artists to create over 50 murals across Toronto.   

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Featured Murals

Rainbow Tunnel

Mural Routes had the opportunity to revitalize Toronto’s iconic rainbow tunnel mural, located just south of Lawrence on the East side of the Don Valley Parkway, on the south entrance of the CN Rail Tunnel and part of the East Don Trail. Read More

Our Stories (2016)

STEPS Initiative, in collaboration with artist Jim Bravo and clients of COSTI Immigrant Services, developed a mural that serves as a combined celebration of the history of the area, and the collective experiences of newcomers to Canada. Read More

Birches and Bluffs 2014

Part of the Birch Cliff Community Mural Project Read More

Saw Mill

This mural depicts a typical sawmill of the 1900’s. As was noted from previous murals, the lumber industry played a big part in the growth of the Midland area. Read More

South Side Main St.

Artist: Mike Kelly ‘South Side Main St.’ depicts the south side of Main St. in Morrisburg around 1910. Included in the mural are various shops and services that would have been present during that time period. Read More

Botwood WWII {1939-1945)

Unveiling took place on Sept 9th 2015. Read More