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Webcam is pointing down for a nice view of the podium.

They've installed an exterior cladding panel at the top of the building, north west corner.

They're doing the formwork for the Party room carbuncle on the south side.

Residential floors are topped out and some of the Mech Rooftop wall have been poured.

Lots of activity on site today.

They've started installing the sticks for the roof cheese.

I just walked by and they have the steel framing for the roof up on the south side.

They have painted the edge of the slab apparently only to the extent that they are installing test panels. I'm hopeful that due to the fact that they have painted the curved section we will be seeing the test curved glass balcony piece soon.

Very excited about the balcony glass installation. It is white (no blue/green at all from what I could see).

There was an aerial photography blimp over the site this afternoon. Likely to capture views of higher floors for potential buyers. It was up pretty high!

I rode by this morning and it looked like they have poured the entire ground floor slab. So, yes they are at grade.

That's 222 St. Patrick Street, The Michener Institute.

I've been watching the construction web cam a lot today. They've been working and pouring concrete all day and are still at it now. There's been some temporary adjustments of the camera as well. Sometimes it zooms in close and scans around the whole site. Better than what's on TV....

They were pouring concrete in amongst all that rebar this morning.

Construction guy on site this morning said the current crane on the east side and the one they are putting together on the west side will both be climbing cranes that will grow with the tower. I think that will look pretty cool!

Crane is up.

Pretty sure what you have listed as "office conversion?" is 134 Peter Street.

The cladding installation on the tower seems to have been stalled for quite some time. Anyone know why?

I believe the east tower has now reached the start of the mechanical levels setback.

Thank you, thank you for posting this great video! I think the fog actually gives it some interesting depth cues.