Recent content by innsertnamehere

Hahaahahahahaa No. The city is just trying to enforce these old, non enforceable, plans from the mid-90’s.

Can confirm this is now higher than the CN tower observation deck.

The average car on the road is around 11-12 years old, which means half of vehicles are older than that. So if you have a 10-year old car, congrats, you have a younger than normal car! And that age is just getting older - there are around 27 million cars in Canada but Canadians only buy around...

ultimately a big reason Hamilton has managed to attract as much development as it has is because it's so permissive with that kind of thing. Underground parking (especially in hamilton which has water table issues!) is over double the cost, and like it or not market demand for parking in...

people say this but the reality is that people want some more flexibility in use, and outside of the largest cities a 150km effective range vehicle isn't useful as it means you basically can't leave town with it. The frequency you run into that issue for a second car may be low, but it would be...

if you don't replace the roof on a house for 20-30 years you would have the same problems. These buildings are basically giant warehouses but there isn't some inherent quality issue with them. If anything they are steel construction which makes them sturdier than a lot of other stuff like the...

you can see the ramp entrance here: Not sure if it's actually open today or not though.

the whole purpose of this project was to build a new underground ambulance facility accessed off a ramp from Bond St. the Shuter St facility has been too small and lacked privacy for far too long. The new facility has like 4x the space.

you realize that about 80% of big-box retailers in Ontario are now 20+ years old? The building OPM sales is in dates from the 1960's and is now around 60 years old.. not many buildings will last that long of any kind, especially without proper maintenance. The building has been without a major...