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A film about graffitti in New York City showed how protecting a subway yard with multiple coils of barbed wire (i.e. "triple concertina") effectively kept out vandals accustomed to easy access when vehicles were out of service over night.

Here's one to check out: http://nicholasresidences.com

What bugs me most is that stupid intersection which treats pedestrians so miserably. Where else in the whole city do you have to detour through 4 separate walk lights, just to get across one side (e.g., between the Rogers bldg and the southwest corner of Charles E and Jarvis)?

Good idea! Those who would otherwise buy a metro pass get a break. Those who own cars have an incentive to drive less. And the remainder who walk or cycle have the option to take transit more frequently.

Reminds me of the one on Church Street, with its underused parking lot in front.

Agreed!

Rent and save $$$. Half the people in the city do. You don't need a car and can enjoy all the benefits of living downtown. Rent a car when you want.

Re: West Toronto Railpath eastward extension (aka "phase 2") Georgetown South Service Expansion and Union-Pearson Rail Link October 29, 2009 · On October 5, 2009, Metrolinx received approval (with conditions announced by Minister of the Environment John Gerretsen) for the Environmental...

I agree. Another obnoxious (and ongoing) practice by MLSE is to spray paint the sky with their stupid searchlights, as if it's their own domain. "Look at me! Look at me!" It's about as welcome as the jerk next door who plays loud music disturbing neighbours.

Over 16,000 km this year! Hey, that's more than coast to coast and back again!

I completely agree. It would prevent selfish motorists from parking in bike lanes. More importantly, I believe the would be perceived as a LOT safer and you would see fewer selfish riders on the sidewalks. In short, its a win for cyclists and pedestrians. A physically-separated bidirectional...

November 30, 2009 Ryerson, Loblaws reach deal on Maple Leaf Gardens By Elizabeth Church Globe and Mail Update Federal funds to play part in $60-million makeover of legendary rink, which will become home ice for Ryerson University's team in 2011 Hockey is returning to Maple Leaf...

They still have the low rise to sell.

Should leaf blowers be banned?

I love animals, but anyone found guilty better repay before I give another nickel to the THS.

...Now if only Toronto Hydro would fix up that soulless substation next door. All over the city, they put up buildings to blend into their surroundings. Here, it's just an bland grey wall, with a littered lawn frequented by dogs relieving themselves and one or two homeless campers. Despite a...

I wonder if anyone purchasing a unit at BSN is aware that now and then the TTC runs a very LOUD exhaust fan at the Charles/Hayden parking garage. How loud? You can hear it a block away! (Oh well, perhaps it will drown out the pervasive obnoxious leaf blowers in this neighbourhood. Now there's a...

Bike lanes on Dufferin north of Steeles http://www.york.ca/Transit+-+HOV+and+Bicycle+lanes.htm

"By integrating energy efficiency at the construction stages, we're reducing the amount of carbon dioxide produced... Minto's greenhouse gas reduction in Ontario is the equivalent of planting 1.65 million trees annually... Our buildings use significantly less energy than other condos, which...

Another waste of space is the parking lot fronting the Beer Store on Church, just north of Wellesley. In fact, that whole northwest corner is ripe for redevelopment.