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I still get ads for this, with generous incentives. Are they having trouble selling here?

Mark Grimes filed today, running in Etobicoke-Lakeshore again. He got 40% last time, but the anti-Grimes vote was split between Morley and Gough. This time Morley is the clear alternative so if she takes their (Morley + Gough) combined total, she would win.

To be clear, I don't think having questions shows disdain, it's the words you chose in your questions that show the disdain. "So landlords will be required to install AC in each unit?" --> It's very leading, to require someone to do something implies the action is against one's will. A better...

I don't know how they save money here, unless Omar is going to take a pay cut? My guess is that Lisa's contract didn't include/allow for additional digital/streaming segments? Could be that Omar's contract is much more broad if the reason they are giving is "Changing viewer habits".

Why so much disdain for an idea that would make life more comfortable for people? For pets? If you own rental property in Toronto, you are doing pretty well. If the idea of installing AC in your units (or any other government policy that would cost you money) upsets you, then maybe invest...

My understanding is that the ticketing at High Park has been almost universally for failing to stop at stop signs, which can kill or seriously harm people. I considered hoping on my bike to go to the bike protest yesterday, opted not to. The media showed a clip of a cyclist going through a...

What happened to that Berry Road Food Co-op? Is there another grocer moving in?

Oh definitely. I think it goes without saying that some drivers are awful people though. That's a common sentiment in Toronto. I don't think that same sentiment exists about some cyclists, as it also should. There are shitty drivers, cyclists and pedestrians.

In my experience, if a vehicle stops in a car lane, people in cars tend to go around the vehicle, switch lanes and then return to that lane without much fanfare. There are always cars, UPS, Canada Post, vehicles in lanes parked where they shouldn't be, but we've learned to live with it, go...

I mean, I'm a cyclist, driver and pedestrian. I think cyclist have the worst reputation of getting mad when something gets in our way. In my car, if there's something in front of me on the street, I slow down or stop. If something is in the bike lane in front of me, cyclists sound their bells...

Holyday has been there less than a decade, so I wouldn't say he's a "long-term" seat filler. I do hope someone challenges him, hopefully the more moderate John Campbell runs again since it was close last time.

Danielle Graham is suing Bell Media for gender based discrimination. Roz Weston also parted ways with Corus (still maintains his Rogers contract), wonder if he was given an ultimatum, as he was one of very few who have had contracts with 2 different/competing corporations.

I think owned condos. I have seen ads for them.

Looks like the For Lease sign is gone, anyone know what retail is going in here? I believe people are starting to move into some of the floors in the coming weeks.

This area is in need of new retail, so that is good news. The 40 bus frequency needs to be improved, this is a far walk (10-15 mins?) to Royal York street to take the bus to then get to the subway, and there's no TTC on Prince Edward. If this kind of intensification continues in this area, a...

I mean, I guess it comes down to what the city's definition of reasonable should be. Yes, off by a few thousand for 2022. For me, as someone who shared my feelings during Ward Boundary community consultation that Ward 5 and 6 would be too over populated (even with the numbers they were...

I'd encourage you to take a look at page 26 of the Ward Boundary Review of May 2016 (HERE). Toronto Planning provided population projections to the Ward Boundary Review (this was pre Ford's destruction of council), and Keesmatt was in charge of planning at the time. Ward 5 and 6 (which form...

I don't think the small fringe that is the anti sex-ed curriculum is a reflection of where the province was. There are small fringe groups that are against anything. It isn't indicative that it was an issue for the general populous. Same. Not at all. And Ford decided to put the Gay AF Lecce...

Sorry to bring this thread back up, but Ward 3 (which is the combination of previous Wards 5 + 6) is now the largest municipal ward in Canada at 141 751 people. Keesmat's team purposely underestimated growth in South Etobicoke in the 2010s (Christie's lands still haven't been touched, but the...

It is nonsensical to me why nobody has decided to modify the Milton line to RER, especially within Toronto. Kipling to Union should be all day service with high frequency, the amount of time saved for people who could avoid the hour long trip via subway here.