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According to my husband, who commuted downtown from the west end shortly after service resumed this morning, he rode a TR on Line 2.

I drove by what was formerly the KN Rubber manufacturing facility at 35 Cawthra, and found that it is now a pile of demolished bits. I wasn't able to look too closely, but at the very least the part I've highlighted below was gone. It's possible the whole place is gone, but I wasn't able to get...

I noticed that a dock was recently installed at Dupont & Lansdowne. It fills what was a bit of an awkward gap.

How exciting. Here's what it looks like from behind.

Following last week's unplanned trackwork, this directive was released on March 6th implementing weekly walking inspections of the Pearson Subdivision.

According to the cover letter from the Draft Plan of Condominium for Galleria III, the remaining portion of Galleria Mall is slated to be demolished in Q4 of this year.

One positive of this latest update is that it appears to have pedestrian connectivity from Old Weston through to Lindner.

The underpass at Paton Rd is finally opening!* *temporarily, apparently

I sent an email to the Senior Project Coordinator for the community centre regarding the weight machines (or lack thereof), and received the following response:

I noticed this today. Address is 1507 Dupont, but that appears to be part of the same empty lot.

Junction Triangle Library looks very close to opening.

There are workers out today at the northern terminus, by the stairs from Turntable down to Davenport.

Yesterday afternoon I saw a crew out drilling/sampling on this property.

Here's the current state of the Davenport end. I'm curious to see how they're going to use this end for access - off Foundry and through the hydro corridor (see chain link fences in 3rd image), perhaps? The stairs have seen better days...

There was a delivery of cladding material today.

This appears to be new to the AIC - an application for a 43s residential building at the corner of Eglinton Ave West and Caledonia. Proposed to have 638 residential units, and 184 parking spaces...

There's more advertising material up on-site.

Junction Triangle Library has signage now, and the inside is (somewhat) coming along.

Aisle 24 imminent (well, as imminent as anything has been for the project)