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The Playdium go-cart track and adjacent empty field is able to fit the original BMO stadium (21,000 capacity). If they are looking for a stadium to hold 10,000, it could work. Parking would be less of a factor considering the Rathburn HLRT station will be right beside it.

This would be an interesting fit. I wonder if Square One is on the list. https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/stage/2018/06/13/cirque-du-soleil-coming-to-a-greater-toronto-mall.html

I wonder if Cirque is considering the theatre (Old Empire Theatre) area at Square One. Certainly would fit in with the new Food District and Entertainment theme and have the height for acrobats, bungee jumping and trampolines...

UNIQLO confirmed for Square One fall of 2018. https://www.blogto.com/fashion_style/2018/06/uniqlo-locations-toronto-canada/

I wonder if they know that buses along Hurontario will still be running when the LRT is operational. and that the LRT will be a separate fare from Miway.

Some changes at the mall. Relocating to larger areas are Le Vie En Rose, Lush and Gateway Newstands. Freshly Squeezed and Kernels are renovating. In spring Papa Roti, Auntie Anns, DHL, Sansotei Ramen, Su & Bu and Crepe Delicious will be opening. In summer Miniso, Nike and Links of London...

This was just posted on CBC. http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/ghermezian-family-new-mall-new-jersey-1.4478295 I would give credit to Square One concerning upkeep and maintenance. When I worked at West Edmonton Mall (owned by the same family as American Dream) a lot of areas needed work. I...

Councillor Iannicca asking staff to expedite report for the application to be denied. https://www.mississauga.com/news-story/7806792-councillor-shuts-down-application-for-highrise/

It's an office complex. There is also a restaurant at the far right of the photo called "The Wild Goose". A few US retail chains have their Canadian Head Offices there.

I wonder if the CF paid for the Sage shopfits. It's only moved three times in less than two years!

Good point! :) lol!

Agree, I also wonder why they couldn't build a single station (for the larger stops) in the middle, rather than two on each side of the roadway. Save on costs, construction time and maintenance.

Looking at what they've done in Regent Park, Daniels seems to be a good fit with a project like this. It will be interesting to see if there will be any impact on sales in the other tower.

I wonder if the added costs and "what changes next?" will turn the entire HUR LRT into an election issue both provincially and municipally in 2018.

Maples have a hard time with salty soil. I imagine they salt this area heavily in the winter and over time will accumulate in the soil. Honey Locust, some Oak varieties would do much better and actually thrive. I understand maples match the pattern along the walkways, but they will have to...

I grew up inside the 5 mi circle to the east. It was loud sometimes. A 727 or a DC-9 could really screech. Here is a handy web site that tracks the noise monitoring stations around Pearson. It also shows the flights and aircraft types. It's about ten minutes behind so its not "truly live"...

Quite a bit coming to the mall in the next six months. Reds Wine Tavern (Fall), Genesis, COS, Tory Burch, Maska, Rita Scimento, Kids Foot Locker/Fly Zone and Matt and Nat (coming this summer). Looks like the Rec Room will not be accessible from the mall, probably due to their operating hours...

I think it is owned by the city.

As a person who lives in the area I'm looking forward to this development going up. I'm curious how they will manage traffic flow from the buildings to the main streets. Especially around the Confederation and Burnhamthorpe intersection. Thanks for all the photos!

They do have plans to help with the alignment that drum118 has mentioned. This will greatly help with pedestrian safety when vehicles take a right turn off of Stavebank to Lakeshore. As for a left turn lane onto Stavebank from Lakeshore, I don't think they have the space unless they get rid...