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@khristopher how so? When I see businesses like Allwyns or Timmies expanding that is an indicator to me that the economy is struggling. Like it or not but struggling Canadian economies outside of Ontario also affect us by dragging the loonie down and making everything more expensive to import...

I would also like to add that the Toasty is suing the developer for damages to their unit. Its been a few weeks since the flood in my retail unit and the wall paint under the sign is still not fixed. Not only is the developer incompetent but also the management. The maintenance crews are fine...

Allwyns is now open

Bean house is actually a dessert place, not coffee.

Toranj is now open in the food court. They are doing kebabs. Update: The Sushi & Teriyaki unit is actually going to come in. They are currently tiling.

I did a little digging around and I found this on Canderel's facebook... apparently this company manages Metro's shipping facilities and common areas. They may have some insight to this whole situation so I've sent an email to them. It's a recent post from September 21. It's also on their...

Timmies was very busy today. It's a much nicer place to sit and hang out so this has drawn many loiterers (people who just hang out) away from the food court to the Timmies. It's just been the first day but it's noticeably quieter in the food court area. With this location they can now compete...

The flood originated from the residential area. A resident left his door open I guess from the balcony and the -40 C weather outside caused a copper pipe to burst. The water leaked all the way through the office level to the 2nd floor then finally to the first floor retail where the water flowed...

@constructo There have been 2 floods so far. One in the Fall from the food court ceiling pipes bursting and one on Saturday where "a leak from the residential area has made it into the commercial area". Maintenance staff were pretty fast to respond by placing high powered dehumidifiers in...

Yea I am pretty convinced as well that all the anchor tenants have bailed after seeing that the 2014 landlord for LCBO was Metro then suddenly the change to WonMak. It just does not make sense for Metro to sell the space then sublet it. I'm just curious as to how many people will be enticed by...

There has been a flood in the residential area, the water has made its way down to the retail area.

As you can see here in the plans, the vinyl "coming soon" signage will be replaced by the "now open" signage eventually. So either the LCBO is looking towards actually opening or there have been too many complaints or calls about the sign by management/locals or an inspector walked by and...

Starbucks kiosk on 2nd floor with the Metro & LCBO. There are gas, hot/cold water pipes and drainage near the escalators for it however they have not begun renovations. Third coffee shop is called Bean House. 2nd floor continues to be a total mystery. However we know that Metro owns its own...

The 3 unit pharmacy has bailed. Another coffee shop is coming to EP in the food court area making a total of 3 coffee shops, 4 if you include Starbucks. A money exchange shop will open next to the escalator on the main entrance side. We got real trees added in the food court, makes the area feel...

Nope. Hoarding still there.

Hullmark has 2 entrances not connected to each other outside of the gates. One has presto, one does not.

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Seen at finch station

A foodcourt unit in EP that does sushi, bento boxes, miso soup, udon... They were one of the first to start renovations. Originally 4/14 foodcourt units were supposed to be sushi but 3 have since dropped out leaving Yuki Hana to be the sole sushi provider.

The food here is shaping up to be quite some combination. A Jerk King is coming to one of the Yonge frontage units which makes 2 Caribbean joints in total opening here. Both Allwyn's and Jerk King have great followings. So far Emerald Park has Japanese, Vietnamese/Thai, American & Traditional...