Recent content by Herman_muntz

I have purchased a unit in this development back in 2015. I received a letter in the mail couple of days ago that informed me that the developer will not be moving forward with this project due to its inability to obtain approvals from the city. They stated that they will be returning our...

I am really disappointed with how this turned out, given the prominent location. I looked up some of the other finalists for this project, and I really liked the saucier and perotte concept. Especially given the fact that the planetarium and faculty of music will be undergoing redevelopment and...

Did not want to start a new thread. I was just looking for a 1 bdr or bachelor price range $800-$1,000/month. Will need access to parking. In terms of location, anywhere in the downtown core, preferably east of younge closer to the DVP.

Jack Layton knew he had a tought fight ahead of him in July 26...He left a good message for us. "Let me conclude by saying this. If I have tried to bring anything to federal politics, it is the idea that hope and optimism should be at their heart. We CAN look after each other better than we...

This was taken from the globe piece on doug Ford, I think he maybe able to pull off a incremental subway approach on Sheppard. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/toronto/globe-to/doug-ford-riding-shotgun-in-the-fordmobile/article2056613/page3/ "The mayor's Sheppard subway plan...

A rendering done by Tridel showing what the intersection of Victoria Park and Sheppard if it were redeveloped using density rights from the subway. http://www.insidetoronto.com/news/cityhall/article/1018260--zoning-increases-needed-to-make-sheppard-subway-a-reality-chong

Transit city will be axed first, expect waterfront toronto to get axed next http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2010/12/07/16455666.html

I think it maybe time to mobilize and get out the pen and paper and start mailing your representatives. We can not have 4 more years of nothing getting built, the studies have been done, the contracts have been signed and the shovels are on the ground. Now why do we want to spend $ 130 million...

I hope everyone understands the problem with privatization to fix up short term budget problems. Remember the buyer or operators of these services are in it for the long haul and they see making a profit on their investment over a long time span, while the sellers ie the city are worried about...