UrbanLisa
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July 07, 2024. Lower Don Lands Bridge.
Toronto Lower Don Lands Redevelopment | ?m | ?s | Waterfront Toronto
Northern Light
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Great photos and great first post! Welcome to Urban Toronto.
rdaner
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The organization doing the art trail is getting organized.
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Villiers Island has been planned as a major attraction, with unprecedented recreational access to water for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding; a 3.5k person event lawn; extensive playgrounds; picnic areas; and 6.1km of pedestrian and cy
Villiers Island has been planned as a major attraction, with unprecedented recreational access to water for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding; a 3.5k person event lawn; extensive...
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marcus_a_j
Senior Member
I am not surprised to see that long line of vehicles on Cherry Based on my own limited anecdotal experience when driving along the new Cherry Street. I found the green cycle to very short for Cherry St traffic vs. Commissioners St. Coupled with advanced pedestrian signal, no more than 10 vehicles would make it through the intersection per cycle. Very little traffic was coming from Commissioners so when it was green for westbound traffic, there was a lot of time at the end of the cycle with no vehicles turning.
hawc
Senior Member
Huh that's so funny. I found exactly the opposite when I was westbound on Commissioners. I would sit at the red light forever while Cherry was green. There's a no right on red which is so frustrating because often all the traffic would be southbound and you just wait there for ages waiting to turn north on Cherry. I've always found the light massively favours Cherry not Commissioners.
marcus_a_j
Senior Member
Perhaps. Again, it was one time so perhaps it was changed. I do remember waiting to right from commissioners to Cherry thinking the no right on red was infuriating.