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1970s Hearn Power Station running at full throttle is best generating station! They need to start it up again. And finish the Spadina Expressway. Nature must be conquered! 😁

Ashbridges Bay / Woodbine Beach

Just down the street.

Missing north plug section quickly becoming the most photographed thing on Urban Toronto!

I'm really glad they've kept the Don Bike Path open through all of this here and near the OSC (unlike the portion south of Pottery Road which has been ripped up and closed for YEARS now!!) but the machines need to be a little more careful rolling across the asphalt, the dozers are tearing it up...

Shots like the above defies the accepted urban planning wisdom that elevated freeways and on/off ramps destroy areas and create wastelands around and under them. These shots and certainly South Core downtown seem to suggest that if the densification is high enough that buildings and parks will...

^^^ So it doesn't look like they're doing anything yet but what am I missing?

Look at that HUGE pile of 'heritage' bricks!

Everything.... gone!

Exactly. And I had to go see it for my own eyes. @skycandy checks out. ;) 👍

Well, will you look at this. With no fanfare at all, the Don River has been connected through the new Lower Don Lands out to Lake Ontario. It's official!

Now I'm trying to think what's the most dangerous intersection in Toronto for pedestrian on pedestrian violence (not cars) and which is the most chill intersection that just feels so lovely? I gotta say from a downtown perspective, this is the one I've seen the most crazy stuff go down at...

Stabby vibe. Not stabby in reality. The corner always feels a little on edge. But nowhere near as edgy as Dundas & Yonge. Individual perceptions may vary. ;)

Every time someone calls this "Golden Corner" or "Champagne Corner" I laugh and think of Cape of Good Hope, which was really all stormy and awful. Or how they called it Greenland when it was all ice. Yonge & Bloor has a stabby, edgy vibe to it topped only by the likes of Yonge & Dundas or...