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Most of the buildings under construction in the above pic were designed LONG before the “end of the cycle” and have been in sales for years – Festival Tower, Shangri-La, Ritz, Boutique, M5V (just to name a few).

I would introduce a mandatory course on basic personal finances and banking. It astounds me how many people are clueless when it comes to investing, borrowing and even basic banking. Something everybody has to deal with in their lives, and very important!

This project, along with Maple Leaf Square, are two of the best high density big city new developments in Toronto. Too bad Metropolis/Toronto Life Square didn't end up as something like this.

There are five TD branches in Toronto that have the free coin machines (as a trial test) - can't remember where they all are, but one is at the Danforth and Coxwell branch. It is free to be used by clients and non-customers alike.

Just a thought... places like Holland and Germany went through devastating deindustrialization through the 80s and 90s, much like the United States, but unlike the US there wasn’t a Southwest or any region for masses of people to flee their rusting cities and relocate to. People were thus...

http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSTRE56F3VF20090716?pageNumber=1&virtualBrandChannel=11569 Some shrinking U.S. cities find splendor in green By Andy Sullivan and Kevin Krolicki WASHINGTON/DETROIT (Reuters) - For some U.S. Rust Belt cities, the future will be smaller and...

I have visited a number of TD Bank "stores" recently in Washington, Boston and Philadelphia and I must say they are beautiful locations, particularly the old Commerce branches – much nicer than your average TD Canada Trust branch here in the GTA. Many of the TD branches in Canada will be...

The original Toronto Stock Exchange on Bay St is quite nice - especially the trading floor. The demolished Odeon Cinema on Carlton is probably Toronto's greatest Deco/Moderne loss.

Great to see this finally rising! Those little 2-storey buildings next door are really sad.

Nice - High-tech TBMs manufactured in the City of Toronto by a Toronto-based company! A rarity nowadays.

My goodness - NEW infrastructure in downtown Toronto?! History in the making!

Montreal has a far more interesting skyline - Vancouver is too homogenous. I do like Vancouver's density, however. Calgary screams PoMo wannabe big city new money nightmare. Mississauga and Niagara Falls shouldn't even be on the list - REAL cities, please!

androiduk: Many thanks for those fantastic pictures!! BTW, TD Bank is sponsoring Boston Pride this year for the first time!

Very nice! The surface parking next door and in behind has gotta go.

TD Bank Financial Group has signed on as the premier sponsor of Pride Toronto for another 3 years.

MJ was a tortured soul who is finally out of his misery.

Those panels at Museum Station are already looking grubby. Hopefully the glossy finish will keep them cleaner.

Passed by this morning - it's open - yeay!!!!!

I thought the exact same thing the last time I was in Detroit... what a shame!

Pride parade to go ahead despite strike http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/article/654734 Pride parade to go ahead despite strike Emily Mathieu Staff Reporter Toronto's Pride parade and scheduled events will go ahead as planned, despite the municipal strike, event organizers say...