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Along a quiet stretch of Toronto’s Roncesvalles Avenue, north of Queen Street, the windows of a popular flower shop called Willem and Jools are boarded up with wood. The owner, who only wants to be known by her first name, Joanne, is fearful and disheartened after her shop was vandalized …
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