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Located in Toronto’s Fashion District, Graffiti Alley has indisputably become one of the best places to admire and explore the city’s vibrant street art and mural culture.  Although you can find the unofficial name “Graffiti Alley” signage on the public lane, it has never actually been formally named by by-law, and according to city staff, is simply known as “Ln S Queen W Spadina” and “Ln S Queen E Augusta” in its mapping database.  However, the chair of the Toronto and East York Community Preservation Panel, Adam Wynne, is seeking to change that by formally naming the vibrant lanes “Graffiti Alley.”  “Since the…

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