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A friend has a unit in the north tower so that got us into the building. Then we walked over the top of the podium and into the south tower, ignoring the posted signs. Then we just had to take the stairs from the third floor to the 45th :D Looking down the open elevator shaft from the top was...

Shots of the amenities area: From the top floor:

Calm down andrejeffry we're trying to have a rational discussion here. If you can't control your Mil-guinty rage then maybe you should head to greener pastures.

Haha that perfectly represents how I feel when I'm at TLS. That place has sooo many escalators.

From 777 Bay:

And George St between Dundas and Gerrard. I don't spook easily but that street just has too much sketch in one place.

Exactly. If they want to make more than a market wage (something comparable to what contracted staff in Etobicoke receive) then it's their responsibility to enroll in training or education so they can be more than a street janitor.

Of course you are correct. I erred on the conservative side so that it wouldn't overshadow the thrust of the argument.

Excellent point Hank. The money for these services doesn't just come out of thin air, it comes out of our pockets. The union knows very well that the garbage collectors have a plumb deal. They are clearly overcompensated for a completely unskilled workforce. As a society we should try to...

And right next door there's a pointy little PoMo disaster too.

Drum, who is funding the Queens Quay East/Cherry LRT? Is it Harbourfront Toronto? When is it scheduled to be complete? I know a major renovation of the Union LRT loop is in the works to allow for QQE and the Waterfront West LRT.

I forget where I read it, but Wellesley Station's ground level is going to be renovated soon. Hopefully they gay it up a little, like Beaudry in Montreal.

Eventually the plan is to have LRT (Harbourfront/Spadina-style, not Transit City style) run from Union station, east on Queens Quay, then south on Cherry to serve the Distillery District and West Don Lands. I think this area is going to be very vibrant in 10 years or so.

Something is going on here again. The part of Sherbourne right in front of the building is closed off with police and ambulance on site.

That is downright terrifying. Reminds me of Up :p

If you don't like the neighbourhoud then what difference does it make to you anyways? Sure, the people that frequent the Coffee Time aren't the most upwardly mobile folks around, but at least they're bringing a sense of community to the area. They live in the area too, and the street belongs to...