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The logic of floor number matching the unit numbers makes sense as that's how it is in majority building. Every condo I've been in with different sized floors still counts the floors and not the stories. If the second level is 25 feet above the first it is still counted as the second floor. The...

So the elevators are going to have a button for G then 2 or 3 then 6? I thought floors were counted by the actual floor and not the stories that floor takes up.

They probably recognize that the location isn't ideal after putting it on the market so instead of risking stores shutting down every 6 months you provide an opportunity to showcase lesser known brands for a short period of time. There are probably a fair number of small online businesses that...

Union as pretty much made that location their defacto pop up location. Hence the name Union spaces. This location will be a rotating variety of pop up shops for the foreseeable future https://torontounion.ca/news/union-spaces-pop-up/ " Come back every month or so to find out which brand is...

A month ago was that major April ice storm followed by a week of rain. I would have set May 1st as a date for all fountains to go on as weather is less likely to be as drastic as it was in April this year

Exactly. CT owns the building and the store owner owns the inventory. In their mind, the more inventory the owner fills his store with the more he can sell. Unfortunately too much inventory can be a bad thing. The better run stores leverage their space and present their inventory much more...

The issue with a lot of the CT Stores is that the layout is dependant on what the dealer (store owner) wants. A lot of the dealers are also in an older age bracket and what you will start to see is a shift in the overall presentation of the stores as older dealers reach retirement and new...

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Succuterra was also intended on being a Pop-up shop only. Whether it was for one month or more wasn't clear but this shop was never going to be permanent. Most likely Union knows longer term tenants will be harder to secure in the short term, at least until renovations are done, so they left a...

Probably not worth the developer's time or money to send out a public notice about artwork to ease minds when people could just wait two weeks for the finished product. Not sure they care about people 'going bananas' when in reality we're just impatient. Excited to see the end result.

Tear down starting on the remaining building started yesterday. Only two workers on a cherry picker ripping the roof apart but tear down nonetheless.

You really just have to click on the TTC Service Improvements on the left side of the page and the first item listed is the opening of the extension and then it links you to all the changes that are happening because it is opening. The TTC isn't the greatest but kinda making something out of...

Movement this morning as the road was down to one lane and a officer was directing traffic. In the last few days they've removed some trees and today a worker was removing leftover tiles from the rogers building that was there before. Progress?

They aren't moving the Centennial Classic. Whole point is for it to be done outside. The Penguins played their Winter Classic in 2011 three weeks after the Steelers had their last home game (Dec 8th). Enough time to convert the field

I'm sure they have their reasons but as it is such a major problem why not contact the TTC and ask for an update. Let us know what you hear back.

Not sure what your vendetta against charity races has to do with GO service but road closures are nothing new in any city for events like this. I live above the Gardiner and the traffic on Lakeshore on Sunday from 2am-2pm (time it was closed) was barely worse because of the Ride for Heart...

He's been forwarding a lot of tweets to Traffic Services with regards to people parking in bike lanes today and yesterday