Former Percy Street resident of 23 years, Cynthia Wilkey talks about what it was like to <a href= "http://bit.ly/percystreetto">live on a private laneway</a> in Toronto's Corktown neighbourhood. Plus, Wilkey touches on the mysterious wad of cash that was found in her rafters during renovations in 1988, and the unprecedented court case that followed.

Former Percy Street resident of 23 years, Cynthia Wilkey talks about what it was like to live on a private laneway in Toronto's Corktown neighbourhood. Plus, Wilkey touches on the mysterious wad of cash that was found in her rafters during renovations in 1988, and the unprecedented court case that followed.

Former Percy Street resident of 23 years, Cynthia Wilkey talks about what it was like to <a href="http://bit.ly/percystreetto" rel="noopener noreferrer">live on a private laneway</a> in Toronto's Corktown neighbourhood. Plus, Wilkey touches on the mysterious wad of cash that was found in her rafters during renovations in 1988, and the unprecedented court case that followed. &nbsp;

This is what it's like to live on a private street in Toronto

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