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Yes, and unfortunately, INS already had their glass door smashed ( you can see the temporary wood in the doorway) - apparently a car drove into it in the middle of the night and the 'perps' took what they could get.

Law Society will seek injunction to stop Metrolinx from removing Osgoode Hall trees as early as Saturday https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2023/02/02/law-society-will-seek-injunction-to-stop-metrolinx-from-removing-osgoode-hall-trees-as-early-as-saturday.html

Originally posted in the Star (behind a paywall) but I found it here: Moss Park’s beloved trees are felled for the Ontario Line https://canadatoday.news/on/moss-parks-beloved-trees-are-felled-for-the-ontario-line-2-179927/

Additional info here since the Globe article is behind a paywall: Shopify Looks to Sublet Its New 348K-Sq.-Ft Toronto Office Space https://storeys.com/shopify-the-well-toronto-office-space-sublease/

Eglinton Crosstown will open in 2023 but it's only my 'best guess,' Toronto mayor says https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/eglinton-crosstown-will-open-in-2023-but-it-s-only-my-best-guess-toronto-mayor-says-1.6205602

Queen and King streetcars show Toronto why the subway is the better way: it work An article by Shawn Micalef in the Star about transit - streetcars vs. subway...

Some good articles in Spacing magazine. I like the suggestion that this belongs in Rexdale/Woodbine entertainment centre: http://spacing.ca/toronto/2022/12/07/rexdale-deserves-a-spa-an-invitation-to-therme/ And some very pointed and crucial questions posed by John Lorinc...

And it's not like it's a transit line with a lot of curves to begin with (with the exception of the MSF). So the fact that they have concerns about the trains operating along curves doesn't instil much confidence.

Good times ahead for Eglinton, Finch West, Hurontario lines... Why Ottawa's LRT inquiry holds lessons for Metrolinx and the GTA...

Better safe than sorry I guess... Metrolinx doing 'late-stage' work on Eglinton Crosstown LRT but offers no new opening date https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/metrolinx-eglinton-crosstown-lrt-update-transit-projects-1.6671698

OLRT summed up in the first 30 seconds of this clip:

Province submits development application with City of Toronto for reimagined Ontario Place https://toronto.citynews.ca/2022/11/25/province-submits-development-application-for-ontario-place/

Can anyone cite where in the proposed legislation it's proposed to do away with height restrictions? I haven't been able to review all of the More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022 which proposes to amend at least six or so other Acts, including the Planning Act, but just curious if anyone knows...

Back to montreal transit news: Rapid bus service on Monteal's Pie-IX Boulevard set to launch https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/pieix-rapid-bus-transit-inaugurated-1.6639291

And so, it begins... https://www.toronto.ca/news/city-of-toronto-to-begin-major-construction-work-on-adelaide-street-bundling-water-track-road-and-cycling-upgrades/

And from the Montreal Gazette: https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/first-leg-of-rem-wont-be-ready-until-spring-reports

Rainbow over St. Clair West today :) If you look closely you can see a faint double rainbow. Cool :)