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The office at 222 Bay is about 1/4 full. They only have MSN and Bing working out of there since they sold their sales team to AOL a few years ago.

Great read, thanks so much for sharing this.

Terri-O's was my favourite dive bar in the city. Great place to go for drinks before/after a show at DMH.

That intersection is appalling on every corner, there's no where to look away to that isn't as bad as the True Love Cafe. Besides, there's plenty of grit left all the way from Yonge to Parliament. Plenty.

Either of what? (sorry, couldn't resist)

Fair on all fronts.

Annie's is gone, on to Alphie's and The New Buffalo Restaurant...Hopefully.

You can bet no one on the commission lives near Queen and Sherbourne.

ah, it is 25. Thanks for the link, Skeezix. I should have known UT was on it.

The Parliament Beer Store is by far the best one east of Yonge and west of Jones. The empty returns are at least separate from the purchase area, and you can grab some beers off a shelf. That being said, I never go there, either. The closest one to my house is the Gerrard store, and I bring a...

It ebbs and flows, but shuttering Alfie's would be a good start (you'd want to close the "New Buffalo Restaurant" simultaneously, or else it would just move there). Queen and Parliament is noticeably less dodgy since Annie's closed. anyone else see this? 28 stories, just West of the Berkley...

^ Hell yes, it would be! But new builds tend to be in the fashion I talked about earlier. The city should have way more rules around how building on high streets are built. It's going to start looking like Markham around here, if we're not careful. Skeezix, thanks for pointing that out. D-doye.

If only. Any new, sizable LCBO would follow the same design as they do in the burbs, quick disposable warehouse build, with tall ceilings, and no second floor (see: New Shoppers on Danforth just east of Broadview)

Boooooo