All fenced off, from two days ago. Another piece of my childhood, soon to go bye bye. On the walk home from this walk, I noticed the signage is still lit up, so power is still running on site.
Definitely not a location I see selling like hotcakes. Of course, it is fairly close to Yonge and Sheppard, and a little less so Yonge and Eglinton but with only a few select shops right outside this site, I see a limited clientele here biting for what's being offered.
Everything is both close...
So, what exactly is the plan going forward to increase service? Is it in May/Summer?
I'm getting tired of going into stations and either walking to the subway, or waiting 8-10 minutes for a train, when bus service was atleast twice as reliable.
That's what I thought they were planning to do from the beginning. It's better since having the tracks ramping up from the MSF would be tough logistically, especially because the tracks don't need to be high here, the brook here deepens as you get toward the river, so there just needs yp be a...
I saw this posted on FB, regarding the closure of Beth Nealson Drive for 2 years. And with this closure, I'm now going to find it very difficult to justify going to Thornecliffe Park for any reason....this was my local route to the neighbourhood.
I'm shocked they need to close this for two...
I noticed this on my ride to the subway just a few minutes ago...I almost walked to Yonge after seeing this because I assumed there was a trespasser situation like last week.
Sure enough, a train did come but, this notice was on BOTH sides of the station. Is this really necessary? I'd much...
From a couple hours ago. This might be my favourite view of the buildings actually, in visually filling the space between the ecisting skyscrapers here, it makes the walk from Yonge/Bloor's mall feel that much more big city.