by Alex Bozikovic
The Globe and Mail, Nov 23, 2015
(Image: The Castle Downs Park Pavilion is wrapped in a skin of stainless steel and contains such humble facilities as washrooms and a meeting room. Courtesy of The Globe and Mail, photo by Raymond Chow)
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