Yonge and Dundas Square was a big disappointment when constructed and remains so today. What was the city possibly thinking ? Yonge St. was a great walk in the late 60s and early 70s when I'd stroll from MacPherson, where I lived, down one side of Yonge to King St. and back up the other side. I...
Ok, this is so sticky - anybody smell a rat here ? They acted so quickley to impose the 10%. It's hard not to think about conspiracy where the orange chump is involved, where the method so resembles madness.
The Square was futuristic in the beginning, and set Toronto on its course of being a true international city. Whether this could really be an enduring catalyst for the optimism of the day, is moot. Today , the square very much looks its age. I don't pretend to know if a "total redesign" could...
Site preparation can begin before the 2030s as the existing power plant and stack can be removed without any licensing. Steven Lecce told an audience in Cobourg over a month ago that this project can be a successful made- in- Canada project from start to finish, which was understood to mean that...
At this point, I am wondering how long Congress and the military will wait. If there is action, it will be swift and complete. Marshall law may result, but not in the way the Administration would imagine. The thing we all should be very concerned about is that he provokes a crisis in order to...
Not such a 'big wakeup' as you might think. We've had a long history with our cousin to the south. Like the cousin who always keeps her mouth shut beside the glamorous one, we liked the proximity. Most of us were aware at some level of serious jeopardy in this most one-sided relationship. I can...