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Well, for safety and logistics reasons it HAS to close temporarily. But it's not a permanent closure. And the City is going to be continuously expanding and improving the bike network. Agreed that this has not always been the case, but in my role on one of the City of Toronto Advisory...

Luckily, it appears not. The indicator for the boat has now moved to show it just where there Gulf of St. Lawrence becomes the river proper. The sea voyage is done! River and Lake travel now!

So, Drum, You've been following it, too? (I have, since last evening) :)

I hope that the park is situated around that big old European Elm that we see every day from our balcony! It would be a SIN to destroy that huge tree!

Me neither. lol

That's easy. Believe those with the most expertise, not those with the loudest opinions. Let's just say, there is little overlap on THAT Venn diagram!

Looks like we're approaching the "big pour" of the ground level. That will be wonderful to (finally) see. Then, at last, the structure will begin to rise! Enfin!!

Maybe they don't use condoms? LOL

Soon, I hope. This building is a blight on the neighbourhood!

Thanks, Utakata. My partner and I were looking to move, perhaps to a smaller town, in the next few years. This may have put a concrete timeline into place.

Thanks so much!! Talk about immediate gratification!

Speaking of "bangers", how's the banging of the excavation going? Haven't seen a pic of the excavation for phase two in awhile?

Yesterday, when I came home to that notice, I was surprised, but not shocked. The land is prime, and surveyors have been onsite several times in the past few months. We have been considering a move out of the city for a year or so now, THIS situation may have just clarified the timeline!

This is the first time that I have opened a new forum discussion page, so mods, feel free to edit if the formatting is incorrect. Today, residents of of 25 St. Mary, including myself, received a letter of intent, indicating that a plan to redevelop the site is about to go to the City of Toronto.

Like the building. Love the dog!!

A quick question: why is the cladding on the east and southeast of the parking garage left undone, this late in the project? Is it a supply problem? Logistics? Just hoping that someone has an answer. The question has nagged me for months, but I finally just HAD to ask.

However, WSIB claims are far lower than the number of people infected on the job. By a rather large margin, from what I've seen. I know at least 20 people or more who have been infected, most of them in the workplace. Of those, ZERO WSIB claims.

Nice to see the new North Market building at ground level, more or less. I won't turn this into yet another gripe session about how extraordinarily long it's taken to get here....SOOO....I'm so very glad to see that we're (finally) here!

Thanks, Northern! If there are further things that I find out, that I am able to share, I will do so, as I learn about them,

The seniors may well not be happy. However, it was not the City who evicted them, it was the developer, and that was 3 years ago. And there WILL be some renovation, more in some units than others. Occupancy will begin in May, on a little under half of the units, with the second phase moving...