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It is much easier for all levels of government to let this fade away and blame it on deadlines, saving themselves the money in the process.

Now, only if they could renew the front facade like they did with this expansion.

It appears that all the easy sidewalk construction on the west side is being completed first (the straight sections with no platforms, no tree pits, and no planters). They are finally picking up speed.

One thing that the citizens of Toronto can be assured of is that if Toronto hating Ford wins, he will wield virtually no power since all his ideas will be voted down by the progressive politicians that you detest RE81. If you hate Toronto just as much as Ford, why not get the hell out?

not much has changed

Lofty success in city’s centre The stout building at King William and Catharine streets used to churn out newspapers. Now it prints money. In a startling turnaround over 11 months, developer Jamil Kara converted an abandoned makeover of the former Hamilton Spectator printing plant into 50...

It directly beside the buildings in the top right corner and over some of the green.

There is already a proposal and a thread for that property.

I am pleasantly surprised by this proposal and would support many more of these along Toronto's thoroughfares.

Looks like a bus to me.

All those old homes are looking more out of place with each passing year in this part of the city.

Looks like they will make street level before the snow flies.

It resembles buildings in which birds frequently crash into. If birds do crash this one then they could name it Pigeon-Go-Splat Tower or some variation.

Was there not rail-based warehouses along this stretch before the parking lot?

Construction has ground to a crawl this week with virtually no work done. I am uncertain as to why.

Like most things in life, you do get what you pay for (to an extent). Here's to hoping that you have a peaceful time there.

a snowsball in hell has better odds of not melting

Anyone who has ever been to this part of Hamilton would know how idiotic putting a GO station in this location would be. How impressive would it be if the powers who actually control the fate of this stadium just tell all nayersayers to STFU can get on with it.

The track work could possibly be complete by mid September, but it will take much longer to complete the rest of the project.

Deepest level where humans can travel to is in a Sudbury mine shaft.