GenerationLee
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I think its closer to Eg and Mt Pleasant to be pendatic.
I think its closer to Eg and Mt Pleasant to be pendatic.
Here is a Star article about the subject: https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/is...cle_99b9f690-45cd-5c5e-b12c-5e7ff5ec9bf4.html
It says the centre of Toronto is 33 Wanless Cres.
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33 Wanless Crescent · 33 Wanless Crescent, Toronto, ON M4N 3B6, Canada
33 Wanless Crescent, Toronto, ON M4N 3B6, Canadawww.google.ca
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Just curious how do native speakers assign gender to something like a ship or a skyscraper. Shouldn't it be IT??She's getting tall!
They grow up so fastShe's getting tall!
Looks like you timed it right as they were fitting new tie-ins for the crane the pictures that have been taken of this building over the course of the last 4 years should give a lot of people pride in their skill as photographers because every single day somebody on this site puts up one bad ass photo
She's getting tall!
Some people has been saying the crown is going to take a longer time to complete. I will not be surprised for this to continue till Fall.Isn't she (almost) fully grown by now? Just a few floors to go.
What are people's estimates when the sidewalk gets cleaned up and the retail space opened?
I imagine the loading off Balmuto will serve as the interior construction route once the building envelope is closed and there won't be any need for hoardings on Bloor and Yonge.
That’s probably a fair assessment. I can see the sidewalk cleaned up before Christmas. I’m sure they’re motivated to get that retail space opened by the holiday shopping season. They’ve already missed out on a decade in retail rent. Is the hotel chain the same one that this project started with?Some people has been saying the crown is going to take a longer time to complete. I will not be surprised for this to continue till Fall.
There's a weird convention for english that many things that are built are assigned female pronouns (ships, cars, buildings, bridges). Historically, the reason for ships and cars is because of connection to a mother-figure goddess, but why she is used for buildings as well... no ideaJust curious how do native speakers assign gender to something like a ship or a skyscraper. Shouldn't it be IT??![]()
Here’s a video explaining why ships are given the feminine gender in English:There's a weird convention for english that many things that are built are assigned female pronouns (ships, cars, buildings, bridges). Historically, the reason for ships and cars is because of connection to a mother-figure goddess, but why she is used for buildings as well... no idea
Off topic, but this photo shows how grey Toronto is. Only the construction stuff is colourful.