…when the guys visit Melanie’s law office, on Sultan Street. …is right across from the Windsor Arms, here. This store, where silhouetted dressing room sex is not frowned upon by the staff… …takes place at the Capitol Event Theatre. The big high school prom for Justin and Daphne… Jefferson Street has changed a lot, but the Liberty Village Market is still there. …but then we spotted the Swan there in the background and placed it here.ĭaphne works in this music shop, the now-defunct CD Cat, which used to be here. This crummy-looking gas station looks like it must be somewhere outside the city… This nice grocery store is right there too, inside St. …the Old Fish Market identifies this as Market Street. Though much of the series filming is along Yonge and to the east… We previously saw that the exterior of the St. This bridge is obviously at Harbourfront.Īirports are always fun! This airport is actually the Toronto Convention Centre.Īnd the Skywalk actually totally works as a cinematic airport.ĭating montage! This restaurant appears to now be a Firkin on Church. Michael’s boyfriend’s son visits “Pittsburgh” and they can take a trip around town. We see some of the streetscape when they run into Emmett and his new “girlfriend.” …but the exterior park view looks a bit like The Grange so maybe it’s the pre-Gehry AGO.īack to things we do know! Our finely honed detective skills tell us this is the Paradise Theatre, on Bloor West. Could those lights in the back be Lamport Stadium?Īlso, we’re not sure about this nice restaurant… This shot of the exterior suggests it maaaay be in the since-gentrified Liberty Village. Such is the case with the Q-Mart where Michael works. There’s always one or two annoying locations we can’t figure out. …and out, when it hosts Emmett’s support group. The view of the Victory Building outside his window suggests he’s across the street here, or possibly in the TD Centre, just behind.Įmmett meets this guy who is trying to draft him into his conversion therapy support group and they grab a bite at O’Grady’s, on Church Street. When Brian gets falsely accused of sexual harassment we see inside his office. It’s one of the few times (actually, maybe the only one we can think of!) where Toronto has played Pittsburgh. Last time, we looked at the first 11 episodes of season one of the show, which shot five seasons in town. Pride Month has come and gone but our celebration of Queer as Folk‘s years filming in Toronto still has a while to go. The shot-in-Toronto series debuted 15 years ago, and the streetscape has changed a lot since then. Culture Where Queer as Folk Was Filmed in Toronto (Part Two, Season One)

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