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I was on my way to someplace else and came across this charming sculpture in a restful setting so I took a moment from my day to enjoy it. It was very relaxing. You should do the same.
Titled “Notre place” (our home), the sculpture recognizes the key role that Francophones played in shaping Ontario’s history and building a modern, open and inclusive society.
The sculpture is a public space where a series of long, thin columns of various lengths clustered together symbolize the concept of both a journey and a gathering place.
The sculpture is a public space where a series of long, thin columns of various lengths clustered together symbolize the concept of both a journey and a gathering place.
