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Perhaps Yonge Street doesn't, but apparently, the residents of the neighbourhood do, otherwise there would be no demand for these services and they would soon go out of business.

In the olde days, there was generally a bank on every block and they certainly attracted crowds as well as the thrill of bank robberies. There used to be at least 6 bank branches on Yonge between College and Wellesley and I don't recall street life being diminished by their presence even if they...

Well, except for the Queen and Bay branch in the concourse.

That is unfortunate. There is an equally massive maple in Leslieville tucked away at 19 Audley Avenue opposite Hideaway Park.

There is already a dog park there.

Why would anyone want to get rid of 361 University Ave? I love that building.

I would love to operate one of those claws. It sure beats kicking a sand castle.

What a terrific thread! Thanks deepend.

Although overall, I love this project, I'm saddened that no attempt is being made to save the original canopy over the front entrance.

Given Hamilton's history, sadly, it's not so unfathomable.

Has anyone else noticed that several segments of the diagonal elements are not lining up as seemlessly as they should? Yesterday I noticed seven problem areas.

Great memories of bowling there in the Judy Garland Memorial Bowling League in the late 70's. R.I.P.

When did this suddenly become a gay trait?

McCugan's Scottish Pub, 1058 Gerrard St. East, just west of Jones. The batter is so light it might have been made by angels. http://www.mcgugans.com

Definitely my favourite condo project. Yes, I concur, hats off to the people who our working on it.

I would go with Kathy Kinny as Rob Ford and Kathy Bates as brother Thug.

Thanks so much charioteer. You're absolutely amazing! I always admired the proportions and restraint of this building but was never certain how to classify it stylistically. It's not quite Edwardian and has a whiff of Italian Palaccio about it. Any thoughts anyone?

Help please! Does anyone have a better image of the six storey office building which once stood at the South East corner of Yonge and Queen? I seem to recall that it was shown in an architectural or engineering periodical - the kind that artfully arranged 3 or 4 photos of current projects on a...

Rob Ford may have a driver but he is still on a liquor-slicked highway to oblivion.

In the late 70s there was a dashing young Brit named Rod Wood selling Austin Minis there. Was the showroom not directly east of the filling station?