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This is unbelievably infuriating. I worked at FLOCK for the better part of a year and got laid off due to the pandemic. Throughout the pandemic they have not emailed anyone, coworker or store manager about what's going on.The fact that I'm finding out that my job won't come back on an urban...

Innis student here! They had renderings up in the lobby during first semester with sticky notes and pens to attach notes to the design. Innis college is the home of the the Urban Studies department at UofT so my guess is they were trying to engage the student body and faculty with the design...

I'm not sure why, but the curved promenade really makes this development for me.

cause BlogTO hasn't released one of their click-baity titles yet

Thanks for showing my neighbourhood some love, Koops!

I work at Flock in the mall with frontage on Yonge and this is entirely true about the brand names. I trained at the one on Richmond where they avg $7000 during a weekday. Whereas at Sheppard, we avg 1200, maybe, 1500 on a week day. Now obviously Yonge/Sheppard doesn't have the same density as...

I work at Flock and I'm making the move to the new Sheppard location. I was talking to a guy from corporate the other day and he was mentioning that the new location will have a mall entrance, one of the only restaurants on that stretch that will if I'm not mistaken. Also, they're applying for...

Also Joanna Kervin, the new Crosslinx Solutions Technical Director is very active on social media with the project, just like she was when she headed the Line 1 extension in 2017. She has a great interview on ULI's podcast "Electric Cities" that I would highly recommend listening to!

I've got a question - On Crosslinx Transit Solution's site, they say (and have shown in their renderings that were 90% through the design phase) that they were putting the western entrance to Mount Pleasant station in the heritage building that was a Second Cup for a while. But passing through...

I remember there being a video posted just as this project hit grade about the construction method they're using. If someone could link to that post/ELI5 how this method works and what 'jumping' means, it'd be much appreciated!

Didn't Sidewalk Labs pledge $10,000,000 for planning and $40,000,000 for further investment? Just curious to know what you mean by material commitment.

what about affordable housing makes it a ghetto?

Does anyone know how long the bike lanes in the new rendering are planned to be?

This could very well go down in provincial history as one of most haphazard financial decisions, second only to amalgamation under Harris. Steve Monroe has a fantastic piece about just how hard it would be for the province to shoulder the cost of an upload...