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I other words, it'll fit right in.

I recall Tampa having some issues raising the money to get off the ground too.

This is what happens when work is continually postponed earlier in the fall.

Do many (any?) companies make that style of window now?

I think that had the city gotten the NHL (and Joyce's turn at being a prospective owner was probably the best one we've had; I agree the league is different now... Balsillie's attempts were rather ham-fisted), we'd all be lamenting that the team had left and be talking in desperation about how...

It was a great area to grow up. I worked part-time at the Fortinos for years in the late-80s and early 90s and it was life-changing. All the friends that I see most often are connected in some way to that store. And it was walking distance from home. Won't be anything done to the plaza while...

Thank you. There is also one on the north side. After reading about it here, I hold my breath every time the train goes over that bridge. Though I hope whatever was in imminent danger has been shored up. I probably should hold breath for others too, but there are many and it's not like it would...

Nice view, though it's such a shame we can see so much of this building (and the ones in front of it at Main/James). Meanwhile, no updates on what may happen with that gap and the space behind what's still standing.

And we will all continue to wait...

So many crossings are shortline too. Those companies don't have the funds (like CN and CPKC may) to maintain crossings. Gage and Ottawa north of Barton are generally awful for it (and the CN mainline should be grade separated on both... I'll often take Kenilworth just to avoid the risk of being...

Westney is also a horrible street to walk beside.

Perhaps we'll eventually see the "Tim Hortons Field" streetsigns changed, though the city is probably waiting on new naming rights.

That would be great, and would leave only a few in Oakville and Mississauga (the only others I think may be useful would be at Fourth Line and Kerr... the rest seem like very low volume roads that could probably be closed off on both sides of the tracks based on my observations riding the train...

Thank you. 👍

Impressive. How many students is this supposed to house? It's probably in the thread somewhere but I'm too lazy to look for it right now. I think most of that neighbourhood ringed by Main, Forsyth, King and Dalewood will eventually become university property (just a personal inkling). I...

I tend to drive to Aldershot, from near Gage Park. When the westbound York was ripped up it was horrible (though necessary) and I often took my chances over the Skyway in the morning... or if I really felt like gambling it was Eastport across the lift bridge. But I think it will take some time...

A long time ago the stories about it said something about foundations for large apartment towers abutting the tunnel would make for a difficult expansion/renovation. I think there have probably been far more difficult ones in Canada... would add to cost, but maybe there's a case for it if CP is...

Thank you. I imediately thought they were the same group, but then wasn't so sure so I think I went back and edited to reflect that. We held a stag for a friend about 25 years ago in the older building on Green Mountain Rd., and it was like being in a WWII-era bunker. It did have a large...

Westdale continues to be the guiding light for "suburban" development in Hamilton. :cool: While I often used to shop at that Food Basics when I lived off Locke, a better use of that property can be had (while including the grocery store!)

Mud has been a conundrum to me since the Linc was completed... why not just call it what it is, an extension to what is now "Upper" Centennial Pkwy. It may not have interchanges, but those would be easily built.