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Speaking of Broadway, the City of Vancouver had a presentation on it today. http://former.vancouver.ca/ctyclerk/cclerk/20121127/documents/rr1presentation.pdf

I believe the final OMB hearing is due in Feb. for the Concord development. The main issue remaining is regarding having school land available for the TDSB and TDCSB.

I was tempted to wear a party hat during my commute today. Sheppard also finally broke the 50,000 mark in ridership...that's both uplifting and depressing.

Air rights over over the subway station would have been nice.

Probably means the CP line. It really doesn't look like a railroad from the mockup.

It takes a hell of a lot of balls for for Van Loan to show up representing the federal government considering the feds provided no funding.

My personal new favourite number is that the Spadina extension is expected to need a subsidy of $14.2 million a year yet Sheppard is the big money hole.

Technically Sheppard wasn't included with the master agreement, it'll be done separately later.

Wow 400 people turned out. I was expecting the NIMBY turn out but I wasn't expecting that much. It absolutely angers me that these types of people still complain about the increase to traffic. You're a short ride to Don Mills station and also have Finch station as an option. And it's not as if...

Well no surprise there.

Also at Yonge&Sheppard a number of the properties are city owned and I bet the city is waiting to get a good price on the land vs encouraging office development. The land at the NW was leased out for 15 years to a small retail building since no one was interesting in buying the land for example...

My understanding of the use of the year 2031 is that it's based off the work from the Official Plan that was done back in the early 2000s. Since 30-year projections are the farthest distance that can be reliably predicted that places the year at 2031 (2001+30=2031). Since the Official Plan came...

It's not a traffic infraction. It's a criminal offense under the Criminal Code of Canada.

NYCC approved the development this week. http://www.zuza.com/news-story/1312180-north-york-highrise-approved-in-parking-lot-beside-school-board/ Can't help but laugh at the fellow suggesting the building of more single family homes instead.

It's the 12th largest municipality in the country and the 2nd largest in BC.

From the Sun:

Saw an excavator getting unloaded in the morning and there's now a construction office trailer on site as well.

How true. I remember the date being given as Summer earlier in the year.

I just hope my perceived narrowness isn't that much of an issue in a real world situation. Everything else I saw of the mockup at the CNE looked very nice.

Think you might mean the 401 (at bottom left.)