Recent content by reetard

All named after famous thoroughbreds! I think very appropriate!

Oh man, I remember brothers. I used to go with a couple of female high school friends and they introduced me to asking for extra mayo with a club sandwich. Brothers had squeeze bottles that they’d bring to the table. Probably shaved 15 years off my life due to that discovery. And their...

Ha! ACC! My dad would take me there shopping for clothes when I was a kid. He bought me jeans that looked permanently stained from urine and these weird for kid boys bikini underpants that dissolved after a few washes. So many memories. So much therapy.

Looks like a vacuum excavator so sucking up the dirt. My sons favourite truck after a fibre install on the street.

I enjoy the Home Depot special windows on the south face of the old building.

This is funny. I remember back in the day when Ryerson was proposing a tower at the south end of their site, and the merchandise loft peeps got their panties in a knot over it. At the time, the merchandise owners asked about Ryerson buying the Esso station land, and the response from Esso...

Is it not going to be next door to Hi-Lo, where the short lived Caribbean place was? Loka Snacks has been gone forever from there....

When did that happen? https://www.obenbuild.com/projects/sunday-school

Apparently Mister Frenchy was bought by some investor type, and they're planning on opening again maybe in Toronto(new location), maybe in Montreal?

Looks like it's going to be a fitness club, "F45 Fitness" according to the building permit. No more Whoppers. It's a sad day.

Most definitely condos. I remember when it and the building across the street from it both became condo projects. People were saying it was the end of downtown office space. Ha!

Doubtful since that building was converted into condos years ago.

You If you're singling out only flagship stores instead of all stores as you originally stated as not profitable, I'll disagree there too. I worked for Apple for years as well, and helped out in a couple of the US flagships. As much as they spent on construction, staff, and all that jazz...

I'm sorry, what? Most Apple Stores aren't profitable? Where do you get that from? Apple no longer breaks it out, but they used to be contributing a billion or so a year in profit....