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Doesn't it concern you that someone from Sundridge, Ontario is trying to solve the TTC's (along with many other transit systems) problem ? l This thread is a joke and I don't understand how Sharon doesn't get the simple increased speed does not increase capacity. I think that professionals...

Sorry i may be misunderstood what you have said but vehicle access for parking? along the waterfront? seriously? it seems interesting and conflicting that you want pedestrian friendly zones with vehicle access.

the lands in front of the CN Tower is perfect for redevelopment. For what exactly, i'm not sure but is it restricted. imo, the restrictions may be a small building (in height...less than 8 storeys), a public space instead of private (condo/office space), etc. Putting another building along the...

We had the title for over thirty years. but i completely agree with you

this is a pic i found online, this is what they look like from the side just found a better image below

you can still push the flap open, it's not difficult and I've seen a majority of people do this since the concept of using for feet hasn't really taken off yet. I guess the city is trying to keep hands clean?

Actually when I got back from a school trip from Chicago, we devised a plan that mirrors Millennium Park. It being disputed as the largest green roof in the world, we created that over a section of the rail lines to connect CityPlace to Front Street better and serve as a large downtown park...

maybe there are replacing the outdated ones with the new ones (where you step on the bar and it opens the flap)

It's a private project on public lands. Canada Lands is a crown corporation and indirectly they are using your money to create the plans, etc. But the actual development and construction of the aquarium, retail and commercial buildings will be private. Speaking of Chicago, Millennium Park...

Actually, they still have a title, i'm just not sure which one. I'm pretty sure that it is the tallest tower since it is a tower and not necessarily a building.