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Yep...and most of what was east of it (town hall, rec centre, apartments...etc) was the Bay Ridges Drive In. http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/29865/photos/293827 You can also see the Teepee Drive In to the west across Liverpool on the site of the Super Centre.

The picture of the train alone sticking out of the shed, should be an indication of fantasy...lol

Toronto housing?

Activist councilor wants affordable housing at the most prestigious address in the city...give me a break.

Nice to see that this piece of garbage, which is out of character for the area, will be easy to dismantle in the near future.

Boy, there not much to prevent someone from driving off the road into that very deep hole.

Would you like to see my photos of the F35 on the ground at Pearson from 2018? Or just settle for this...

The problem is that parents today are satisfied with that.

Took the redeye home from Vancouver last Sunday...this was the only highlight

Kinda messes up their credibility doesn't it.😏

I hate being right.

It's not really about the jets. It's about the airport.

It will be very tight...the E2 needs 3979 ft to get up 08/26 at BB is 3988 ft Runway 08/26 Dimensions: 3988 x 150 feet. Surface: Remarks grooved ASPH Runway 08 Runway 26 Runway Heading: 082° 262° Approach Lights Visual Alignment Guidance System and Runway ID Lights...

I think someone's credibility just got the flush.

I have seen harbours all over the world, Toronto's is quite pathetic in terms of traffic and anything going on at all. Vancouver, the bastion of leftist tree huggers, has far more going on in it's harbours. This idea that a harbour is supposed to be quiet and serene is just BS.

Ironic that you managed to say Wee and public toilet in the same sentence...lol

Sorry but they just put an addition onto it.

One does not think of LA when discussing or comparing skylines. One or two tall buildings does not make a skyline.

Restaurant...so Canada's first floating Tim Hortons? Just like in the Beach? This is a Toronto project, so once they "lease" or otherwise try to define the over-priced rights, we'll be left with the usual...

Doesn't make it right