androiduk
Senior Member
^ This has been mentioned many, many times in the past and I guess the big question is, where does DCN get their info from, they don't just make it up.
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Toronto Five St Joseph | 160.93m | 48s | Five St. Joseph | Hariri Pontarini
drum118
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""What do you mean I am on the list of bidders for that project"" can be heard when you call up to submit your tender price as a sub to general contractors, project managers or developers, when they are not bidding on it in the first.
Then, you will find out that you fail to submit your tender price to the low bidder as they were never on the bidder list in the first place.
Then you will get the wrong closing date.
This false or lack of correct information has been on going since I started in the game years ago.
Got to find something to be printed in the paper that is right or wrong to fill the space.
thecharioteer
Senior Member
In the 70's:
Mississauga Slim
Active Member
I think those are a couple of 1980 Ford Mustangs, so it's probably 80s. Nice looking patio set up.
ProjectEnd
Superstar
Those are indeed early third-gen Mustangs which first entered production in 1979.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
Demolition continues on the back of the old retail outlets & apartments that face Yonge Street
Click on the thumbnail to enlarge, then click again on the image for full size.
Click on the thumbnail to enlarge, then click again on the image for full size.
drum118
Superstar
thecharioteer
Senior Member
An archival photo from the early 90's of the link between the Yonge Street buildings and 5 St. Joseph, that is currently being demolished:
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Red Mars
Senior Member
Hi thecharioteer
The condo in the background "1001 Bay Street" at the corner of St Joseph Street was completed in 1991 by Strasscorp Holdings.
Also in the background is 24 Wellesley St. W condo completed in 1991.
This would make the archival photo from the early 90's.
The condo in the background "1001 Bay Street" at the corner of St Joseph Street was completed in 1991 by Strasscorp Holdings.
Also in the background is 24 Wellesley St. W condo completed in 1991.
This would make the archival photo from the early 90's.
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thecharioteer
Senior Member
Correction noted!
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
In the 70's:
The New Orleans Cafe, if I recall correctly - an early example of public commercial gay space, as opposed to the bars hidden down laneways west of Yonge, and anticipating what later happened on Church Street - although, in the early '70s there was already plenty of milling about on the sidewals outside the nearbye club Manatee.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
That's how I also remember that Cafe from the 80's through until about the mid to late 90's, and it was very popular.
drum118
Superstar
June 8
These are the rear shots
These are the rear shots
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
I've lived in quite a few different apartments & condos over the years and as much as I love Yonge Street downtown, I never lived in one of those apartments above the shops. Always wanted to though.
Excellent shots drum!
Excellent shots drum!
