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2-K-10? haha. just kidding. :)

Very nice. Buildings like this would be great along Bloor and Danforth to keep the scale of the streets similar but allow for some densification along the subway.

Twenty-Ten. 1) It has less syllables than two-thousand-and-ten 2) People are lazy, so less syllables = good. :) 3) Just like in the 1900s, people will group the first two digits, and then the last two.... 1984 was nineteen-eighty-four... not one thousand, nine hundred and eighty four.

sub Dude... take the subway. Fastest, stress-free way.

Star Crime Maps Here you go: http://thestar.blogs.com/maps/neighbourhood-crime-maps/

seperate That's a great idea... and most cyclists would LOVE if there were physically separate bikelanes down the side (or the middle) of every street... but are you as a driver willing to give up 6-8 feet of road space on every road? Probably not. The fact is, we all have to share the...

Here's the link to the Idaho Stop article from the Star plus some discussion about it on the BikingToronto Forum: http://bikingtoronto.com/forum/topic.php?id=210#post-468

The Attraction of Bixi Why will tourists and even Torontonians use it? Because once you have a membership, the first 30 minutes are FREE! This is assuming that the same payment scheme used in Montreal is used here too. So, yeah, $100 a year (less than ONE metropass) may sound like a lot...

Yeah... there are apparently plans for a Tim Hortons in the old Roxy/Allenby theatre, too. I bike home past there every day... so if I see any workers I'll ask. :)

Hey DT... I wasn't calling you an extreme cycling advocate. Not sure how you got that impression.

Wow... this is looking great from a pedestrian viewpoint. I have noticed something funny though... reducing Bloor from 4 lanes to 2 happened with fairly little controversy (except for some of the more extreme cycling advocates making a fuss about bikelanes - although there doesn't seem to be...

Here are the ones submitted in the comments on Spacing so far: A couple obvious ones to start: Toronto Fire Hall no. 315, 132 Bellevue Avenue http://www.flickr.com/photos/18378305@N00/3644902648/ Summerhill-North TO CPR Station, 10 Scrivener Square...

Just saw this post on Spacing... and immediately thought that UT was the best place to put a call out for ideas. :) Spacing is hard at work on our summer-fall 2009 issue, but with the on-going City strike, services like the Toronto Archives and the fine people at Heritage Preservation...

MTO or City? Are you sure it's MTO? Hasn't the maintenance of the 401, DVP and Gardiner been the City's responsibility since the Harris downloading years?

Some news from the East: Neighbourhood "upgrades" local deli: Danforth deli gets extreme makeover (Star) Locals start extreme make-over of Danforth (National Post) Review of Melanie's Bistro Melanie’s Bistro & Patisserie (Toronto Life) I can personally recommend Melanie's Bistro, too...

No problem, MJL. My wife and I just bought in the area, we like it so much. It's got issues (what neighbourhood doesn't?), but is still good, and is "up and coming" with young families, even in the slow economy nowadays. The Danforth East Community Association and the Danforth Mosaic BIA...

Just a note about East Lynn Park - you can tell it's safe at night pretty easily - parents leave lots of toys there over night. You wouldn't see that anywhere where there would be concerns about stuff getting stolen or damaged.

Giambrone?

Thanks for posting here Jeremy. I've been following your site since it was featured in either Torontoist or BlogTO. My wife and I are currently househunting, and will most likely be retrofitting whatever home we buy to be both energy efficient and also less dependent on traditional hydro...

I saw this car (or one just like it) on the 506 College route this morning.