Subway wrap of another kind advertises movie sequel

by The Bulldog • November 8, 2015

There are wraps you eat and wraps you ride in, it seems. This Yonge train at Rosedale station is wrapped in graphic advertising for the sequel to that cruelty epic Hunger Games. It was snapped by our sister blog Yonge and Roxborough News.

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