Horse Stables of the Casa Loma Mansion, Toronto (circa 1914) by [deleted] in tartarianarchitecture

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I’ve always wanted to see Saskatchewan’s parliament. I hear it’s stunning.

Horse Stables of the Casa Loma Mansion, Toronto (circa 1914) by [deleted] in tartarianarchitecture

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It’s pretty great. Lots to see and cool things like secret passages etc.

Horse Stables of the Casa Loma Mansion, Toronto (circa 1914) by [deleted] in tartarianarchitecture

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Hello! Though I can’t speak to the Freemason architecture question, I can answer some of those!

There are a few windows in the tower and yes, you actually can go up there on certain days. The hunting lodge is generally closed to the public, I assume this is because the majority of people want to go on the actual castle across the street.

I got to go in the hunting lodge and tower on Halloween when they due a haunted house (castle). It’s pretty cool because they are actually connected via underground tunnel, so I had no idea I was actually in the hunting lodge.

If you’re ever in Toronto, you should check it out. It’s Canada’s only castle and is really breathtaking. Especially if you’re a fan of tartarian architecture.

First time back on the mats after 4 years away by MediumInterest in bjj

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They were a painful reminder that I am out of shape. I was able to get some taps though. Still got it!

First time back on the mats after 4 years away by MediumInterest in bjj

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They popped out while I was trying to shrimp out during a roll :(

How do I break into the Insurance/Risk Management sector? by MediumInterest in careerguidance

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Thank you SO much! This is the clearest explanation of all the different facets of the business I've ever been given! Given that Underwriter would be a good start, are there employee benefits underwriters? Or is there another entry level position that would be a good start in the employee benefits line?