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The Legend of Frank Gehry's Fish

The story begins in Kensington Market nearly a century ago. This was during the hard days of the Great Depression and the Second World War. Kensington was still known as the “Jewish Market” back then, filled with synagogues and delis and market shops. It was a hub for Toronto’s growing Jewish population — the biggest ethnic minority in what was still a very British city.

Frank Gehry dead: Disney Hall architect transformed L.A.'s landscape

Frank Gehry, known for ebullient cultural buildings like Disney Hall and helping invigorate the field of architecture at a moribund time, has died at 96.