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Toronto sign returns to Nathan Phillips Square

Selfie-takers rejoice: the Toronto sign is moving back to Nathan Phillips Square.

Where will it go next?

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A woman takes a selfie in front of a large sign reading "TORONTO" by city hall on a sunny day
Emily Miller stops during her lunch break to take a selfie in front of giant letters spelling out Toronto, as workers set up for Pan Am Games public events in Nathan Phillips Square in central Toronto, Wednesday, July 8, 2015. The 2015 Pan Am Games officially open in Toronto on July 10.(AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell) (Rebecca Blackwell/Associated Press)

Selfie-takers rejoice: the Toronto sign is moving back to Nathan Phillips Square.

Coun. Norm Kelly tweeted that the sign, set up for the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games, is returning to the square Friday.

The sign was temporarily moved to accommodate the Parapan Am Games closing ceremony last weekend.

It is expected to remain in the square until the end of the year. Where will it go next? Mayor John Tory wants residents to decide.

Last month, he launched a social media campaign to garner suggestions on where to place the sign. 

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