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MacKie, A. (2026, October 4). Echoes of bumblebees atop City Hall. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/rolling-file/echoes-of-bumblebees-atop-city-hall/article_492ba961-c5df-4207-86f4-c51f6364a144.html
MacKie, Alexa. “Echoes of bumblebees atop City Hall.” Toronto Star, 4 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/rolling-file/echoes-of-bumblebees-atop-city-hall/article_492ba961-c5df-4207-86f4-c51f6364a144.html.
MacKie, Alexa. “Echoes of bumblebees atop City Hall.” Toronto Star, October 4, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/rolling-file/echoes-of-bumblebees-atop-city-hall/article_492ba961-c5df-4207-86f4-c51f6364a144.html.
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Joseph David Providence Farrugia created an art exhibit called "Echoes of the Apiary" atop City Hall, featuring 36 colorful beehives. Most hives emit recordings of buzzing bumblebees, while three specifically include a deep voice narrating about beekeeping from different time periods: 200 years ago, currently, and predictions for two centuries in the future. The exhibit aims to raise awareness about the importance of bumblebees among visitors amidst tall grass and multicolored lights.