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As per PMT's post #77 in this thread on December 28, 2023, this would be the geothermal drilling rig and equipment. Planned depth of 890 foot boreholes.

September 13: Crane being installed at the south side of King Street side. Brand new, straight from the factory, never used before.

September 13: The crane for the south of King Street site has arrived and is being assembled. First some photos of work being done at both the north and south of King Street sites over the past couple of days. Crane photos in the next post. First the north side of King Street - canopy is...

September 13: Progress on the grounds around the building, including some additional work along the west foundation. With King Toronto peaking over from above:

September 13. A lot of activity at King Toronto over the past few days. Multiple truck loads of either component pieces of the cladding system, temporarily staged ground level to the west of the centre gate access, or shipments of Kone elevator equipment. Photos of some of these shipments...

With respect to the comment regarding the CBC building - very doubtful that it would go first. When Allied's downtown data centre interests were sold, included in the sale was a very long term lease interest in approximately 180,000 square feet in the CBC building, along with options for...

September 10 - Cladding components arriving at the King Toronto site. Not the actual block panel themselves - they are due to start arriving in a couple of weeks or so - but mounting assemblies part of the overall cladding system. Today's components are from the same supplier as the overall...

September 7: Concord Canada House east building - crane has been taken down. All that is left on the rooftop is the temporary derrick and the Building Maintenance Unit boom. @interchange42

It looks like JLL may have been retained by the Ontario Government / Infrastructure Ontario to conduct the search for an interim site / possibly longer term site for replacement of the Science Centre. There was an ad in the Globe & Mail yesterday (Thursday, September 5), bottom right corner of...

September 5 - Removal of the east building tower crane has started. The crane's main cable and hook are gone: West building penthouse floors:

From Tuesday, September 3 - apologies for the late posting. Includes a focus on the cladding along the north wall areas of the building.

Great News - Portland Commons has its first tenant - said somewhat tongue in cheek, Indigo has been retained as the parking lot operator. The parking garage is now open for public use, and areas of the ground floor are now open to the public, with only portions of the ground floor still...

The derrick on top of the east building was active today - not sure what it was doing, but the tower crane itself still seems to be intact. For how much longer though....

Crane scheduled to come tomorrow (Thursday, September 5). Metrolinx notice: Hello, Please see the attached construction notice for crane delivery and installation at King/Bathurst station, starting as early as Thursday, September 5, 2024. One lane on Stewart St directly south of the south...

September 4 - Setting up for appearance by the Minister of Transportation this morning. Bomb sniffer dog was doing its rounds of the site. The only information I could find about the Minister's calendar was from the Provincial Government Press Office: Prabmeet Sarkaria, Minister of...

September 3 - As noted by AnnetteMeetsJane above, it is very difficult to get a decent photo of the north site due to all the hoarding, and the actual excavation activities are taking place well set back from the entrance. Much excavation and truck movement is happening though. On the south...

No Frills planned opening date is Thursday, September 12 - next week. Signage up on both entrances. Looks like store equipment / shelving and supplies are still being moved in.

September 3. West Mountain looks to be now topped off. East mountain is the only one still going up. East Mountain forms still in place, and rebar visible sticking up in the right side of the photo.

September 3 Photos: A - North of King Street: B - South of King Street:

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