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Just now, during the Festival of India parade.

Here's some rare footage I found on YouTube of a train running on said spur a few years back, before a lot of it was torn up.

Excavation for Harbo(u)r Commission Building improvements.

Great to see shadow boxes covering the slabs on the residential section of the tower, rather than the grey frit used on the hotel section.

If by "stabby vibe" you mean being around the most unfortunate members of society not receiving the mental health care they desperately need, caught in a perpetual cycle of addiction, desperation and violence, then Dundas & Sherbourne is the epicenter. Yonge & Bloor is perfectly fine.

Yesterday. The site is now covered in asphalt.

Main tower glazing going in.

It's great to see this section of Yonge Street fully re-opened again after a year of construction on the water main and sewer replacement.

Finally, this dead spot is going to be put to use. https://retail-insider.com/retail-insider/2024/06/restaurant-concept-queens-harbour-to-open-on-torontos-waterfront-exclusive/ Now if only we could get the ice rink back, the bridge fixed, and a decent summertime outdoor hawker market, there...

Eating my previous words on this one. The excessive mullions add some real texture from a distance. Combined with the subtle brown tones, fins, and appealing setbacks, it's far more interesting than its dreary recent neighbours.

Crane raising by another two sections today.

Finally checked out the Food Hall. Pretty underwhelmed. I appreciated the variety of vendors, but the design lacked cohesion, and felt like any other food court. And dear god, please lose the DJ! I love loud music as much as the next person, but not at that volume while eating in a food court...

Podium curtain wall now reaching the transfer slab.

Great to see that this "wound" in the urban fabric has been bandaged. Let's just hope it doesn't turn into an ulcer.

Crane rising up another couple of sections today.

That PATH link is a shit show for anyone with disabilities, or the many hotel and condo residents with suitcases. It screams the obvious need for renovation to everyone... except MLSE it seems...

I don't think those trailers are anything to do with the film studios. More likely the leftovers from this... https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/illegally-parked-mobile-homes-draw-concern-police-response-in-port-lands-1.6218866

The climbing hoarding appears to be almost complete now.

It's disappointing that the "white" frit in the glazing shown in the renders has ended up as grey, but I guess it was inevitable. Fortunately, it looks like there's less frit on the upper levels, and hopefully the reflectivity of the glass will compensate for it in the right light.

Quite the view terminus on Bremner now.