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And those days when there is too much snow, the roads are in such a bad shape that cars and surface transit are no better until sufficient snow clearing has been done.

Probably adds like 15 metres (50 ft). Straight span is 100m. The added distance is less than crossing most of the Villiers Island ROWs. Still a lot shorter than walking via Cherry St.

If opening day is between December and March, watch a massive snowstorm hit the City the night before and delay the opening a few more days.

How about a grocery store that’s not in a Walmart for starters?

Classic gross vs. net....

Do different brick colours make it distinctively different? 193 Christie 398 Leslie

Written decision from the OLT on the settlement with the City for 91 storeys was issued last week. https://www.omb.gov.on.ca/e-decisions/OLT-22-004580-JUN-07-2024.pdf

I don't follow this thread too closely so apologies if this was already posted. Staff Report went to Durham Region Planning and Economic Development Committee last week regarding a business case for a stop in Beaverton: https://pub-durhamregion.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=4338

Public Meeting was held on June 4, 2024 https://pub-vaughan.escribemeetings.com/Meeting.aspx?Id=5ff29e5a-c42e-485e-8e31-4ce5f0c3b48d&Agenda=Agenda&lang=English&Item=14&Tab=attachments

Not to mention, this one in particular can hover above the ground.

the Draft Secondary Plan has max. 18 storeys for this site. So, ya, a bit of an increase. Though, I think 18 is too low for being adjacent to the future GO Train station.

Danforth, just east of Pape

Correct me if I am wrong, but won't this corridor through Leslieville have 6 tracks (4 GO + 2 OL)?

Are the hand railings an accessibility requirement? They seem high and might interfere with sightlines. I don't believe the 100 level (infield) had hand railings before.

It appears to have been approved with conditions and states Final and Binding on AIC. Nothing on TLAB because the decision was not appealed.

I remember when Sp!re was "tall" and stood out east of the core downtown buildings.

I would not be against more places serving Halifax-style donairs in Toronto.

March 21, 2024

This was my go-to grocery store for a number of years. Went back yesterday for one last shop before it closes. Still knew exactly where all the things I needed were located. Actually going to miss it when it closes.

Looking at the images towards the outfield corners has me thinking that the left/right fielders have to be on their game when tracking liners down the line. A fair ball turning in foul territory could end up in the corner or bounce just far enough to hit the wall and stay where the ball boy...