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Junction City Weekend April 12-14 Come out to the “Junction City” Square at Dundas St. W. and Pacific Ave. and visit the newly built Junction Train Platform. Based on turn of the century architecture, this 500 square foot roofed platform will serve as gathering place for weekend events held...

If he smells... ok, he wins.. I'll go stand elsewhere. hahahaha

What I can't stand is people on the platform blocking the doors when you're trying to exit, what am I supposed to storm the crowd with my stroller? I say "EXCUSE ME PLEASE!", they're still standing there and staring at me, so I move forward and they move out of the way but only when my front...

We just sold our Daniel's condo in the Lakeshore Village, lived there for only 1 year, they use cheap crap for building materials, things started to fall apart within a few months after they finished building... Customer service was great though lol

Beautiful photos, thanks for sharing... I can see myself buying the Chinatown one if I wasn't saving like crazy for our condo downpayment :)

I walked by there yesterday as well around 1p.m., looked so dark... I like coffee shops with lot's of natural light, more inviting.

Might have got some, had I realised there would actually be snow this year, and that the alley I park in slopes uphill and turns to ice - on the other hand actually trying to shovel the snow might also be an option. Hardly seems worth the trouble for the half-dozen time the car has come out...

Thanks Disparishun :)] Looks like mentioning strollers in the same sentense as accessible streetcars gives many people a mental hickup... I'll do what I have to do to avoid using a car, why use a car at all if you live in a city anyway unless you need to do some major shopping or do some...

Yesssss yum! Crepes sound great too

the umbrella strollers are completely useless if you have more than one kid + groceries and even more useless in Winter, the tiny wheels get stuck in the snow..

ah.. why does almost every cafe/restaurant here hides their patio in winter

oh I agree... the street meat smells pretty good, looks ok but I'd rather chew grass than risk it again :) just thought of something, the tiny (long and thin) smoked kolbassa (spicy and regular) from Ukrainian/Polish delis would be great street meat

ah that's right, by CIBC, right? I never noticed their patio.

It's funny, when the Shoppers Drug Mart moved, everyone in the Junction thought there would be a Tim Hortons, sadly it's still an empty spot. You're right Starbucks isn't brave enough to open in the Junction... I can't wait for Crema to open. Keele and Bloor could use some sort of coffee...

Are there inspections carried out at Toronto vendors? I'm sure they do :eek:

I said veggie sushi.. there is another word for it I think.. I'm not brave enough to touch street meat because I got really sick once, I was a dull shade of green for a week and had experienced every unpleasant symptom of food poisoning... all this from a street sausage.

there is that Chinese food vendor/truck around U of T My husband used to bring me some great food from that truck, I think he told me that truck is no more??

I like the huge COSTCO hot dogs, size of my forearm LOL :p

You have to start somewhere

our street food should reflect our varied culture and people. Extreme variety, it's what North America is all about I completely agree with you, I'm still scared to touch the street meat though, I'm not vegetarian :rolleyes: