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Was it torn down to make way for Sutton Place or was it already parking lotted? Is that blank wall above and to the left of the Coca-Cola sign on St. Nicholas?

Definitely facing west on McGill Street.

Hercules unchained!

212 King West is looking very new.

Thanks. I look forward to your updates. Cheers!

Fantastic, but what is it and where is it? Your tours of the western bits and Mississauga are always a real treat and very much appreciated. Thanks!

Brilliant idea! I eagerly await your thoughts on current trends in park benches. I think I may have some extra spleen to vent on that subject.

1984 must have been the reunion tour!

Cinecity, in the former Postal Station F building at Yonge & Charles, was a bit of an Art House and I think the screen was downstairs though I'm not 100% certain.

Kokyo was amazing.

Still a Rose by any other name.

Maybe Jason Kenney can assist in some way.

Is that the original Shopsy's on the right?

Simpson's updated their escalators in the 70's. The refurbishment included an angled stainless steel skirt panel which afforded a view up any woman's skirt. oops!

I recall, shortly after they were built, that the CBC did a special on organized crime in Toronto and implied that this development was built with Triad financing. I thought that was very exotic and exciting!

I recall the Orion on the all too short lived Church Street route. They were quite comfortable.

It appears to be quite confident in its sense of occasion.

There's a Tuesday discount?

The Grand Duchess Olga has an impressive monument in York Cemetery. Her story is quite fascinating. Very close-by is the resting place of Tim Horton while Barbara Frum seems to have some sort of sunken court nearby. Worth a visit.

Plant some ivy. Lots of it.