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Norman Foster's round suspended pods at the UofT Pharmacy building seem to work very well as learning spaces.

Oh boo hoo. If I wanted to live in a city that emphasized its major economic driver as warehousing, I would live in a wasteland like Brampton.

Thank you, Urban Shocker... that made my day. :)

Excellent news indeed! :)

http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2009/09/04/10743401-sun.html No rules bar drunk cycling Cops question putting cyclists on roads with cars By TAMARA CHERRY, SUN MEDIA Last Updated: 4th September 2009, 2:39am You can get in trouble for not having a working bell on your...

I'm guessing because the buildings are cheap (for downtown) and have a very high proportion of renters.

An account has been set up at TD Canada Trust to accept donations on behalf of Darcy Allan Sheppard to assist with funeral expenses. Any TD Canada Trust branch can be visited to inquire for details.

I think without the banks Toronto would turn into something like Montreal... certainly not Buffalo. Montreal had all of the bank headquarters at one time.

According to Christine Blatchford at the Globe: "eyewitness accounts describe an angry clash between Mr. Bryant and Mr. Sheppard - a toot of the horn and a shout to get moving from Mr. Bryant... Mr. Bryant enging his vehicle closer, and by one account, actually hitting Mr. Sheppard's bike..."

Whether he was charged or not, facts don’t lie. All major newspapers even went so far as to map out Bryant’s maniacal path of destruction in today’s papers for all to see. Had he killed an innocent pedestrian on Bloor Street in addition to the cyclist, would he have waited at the scene...

Apparently he stepped on the gas and sped into the Park Hyatt (a little more than simply "turning the corner"), where he later called 911, leaving a dying man in the middle of Bloor Street alone. Real smart. Would it have been so hard to turn off the engine, step out of the vehicle and call...

This maniac behind the wheel could have killed countless pedestrians on the sidewalk as well... "It appears Bryant only mistake is to have used to much force." AND fleeing the scene.

http://www.thestar.com/living/restaurants/article/687333 Truffles restaurant closing after 37 years Aug 27, 2009 01:18 PM Corey Mintz Restaurant Critic Truffles will shave its last tuber a week from tomorrow. The restaurant that once epitomized luxury dining in Toronto will close...

I may be wrong, but I think there have been 2 separate pedestrian deaths from cyclists so far this summer in Toronto.

Toronto is still cheap... look at condo prices in downtown Vancouver, for example.

Forgot my camera again today, but the glass looks terrible so far - really REALLY cheap.

Glass is being installed on the first few floors around the back – not very CrystalBlu – more like Bland ‘n Boring Grey.

FINALLY!!! They can’t start work on this station expansion fast enough. I’m happy to see they updated the station renderings as well – very sleek!

No, that would make too much sense.