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A bit wider with a slight slope and this would be perfect.

Great concept, wrong location. Also, I don't really like the light red brick on the sides - it'd probably end up looking too cheap and "suburban", something like one of those faux-Victorian townhouses that have been built all of the place in past 20 or so years. Something more contemporary and...

Rather space-inefficient for 250 sqft. This is half the size, yet manages to fit two bedrooms: http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com/houses_lusby.html

Make that: Before he was even born. Or, pretty much for the entire history of the city.

This beauty. And while we're at it, why not throw in this collection of buildings? Why aren't my pictures showing up? Anyway, they are the Sheraton Centre and St. Jamestown.

"Nearly a quarter million Canadians live and work within the city; by and large, they are professionals, youngish and urban-minded." I find this hard to believe. I always though Los Angeles was the most Canadian US city, yet only 13,859 people were actually born in Canada. Even if my...

Yonge & Eglinton (just east of Eglinton Park) looking towards NYCC.

Schools admitting people based purely on this false notion of race? Excellent!

And these North American cities are simply following the trend that the rest of the world has been experiencing for decades, after years of decline in our inner cities. Not neccessarily a good thing that certain areas are turing into wealthy enclaves...but, on the other hand, it does at least...