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If the bartender cuts you off, where is the confusion? Still, a provincial mandate is likely best.

Well, that feels safer.

I believe Square One Wal-Mart was once the chain's largest. Not that it was built to be, just because the Woolco space was just super large upon assuming the lease.

At least give the municipalities the ability to set their closing-time. We could eve go the Iceland route where drinking hours are later Thursday/Friday through Saturday/Sunday.

It's also not a given that their terrestrial operations will be sold.

These should be in 24-hour time. Less confusion, more concise. Sadly, both our city and the TTC seem averse to this, despite it being standard with Metrolinx.

Despite our tea-totting premier’s fixation on alcohol policy, I’m genuinely surprised we haven’t seen changes to the drinking age or last call. Honestly, I’d support adjusting both.

I'd imagine Christmas windows, featuring some of the mall's retailers? It would be nice not to break the window tradition.

I think if anything, Corus would try to consolidate at either Corus Quay (more likely) or at Barber Greene (less likely).

It looks like a poor man's Bota Bota Spa-Sur-l'eau, but I'll take it.

It would be nice to see some non-corporate advertising on the square too. Perhaps TMU could have its journalism school program something. Or even their visual arts school (assuming they have one).

I find that Montreal does this well.

I look forward to having a bevy with @GraphicMatt here soon.

Is the Ontario Northland new at Union too?

The Sheppards too.

It's also not barrier free, unless one leaves the building, goes outside, and uses the elevators in Maple Leaf Square.

Still not proper PATH connection between the Financial District and South Core. 😥

Smooth for our pleasure!

I guess we knew this already, but those are pretty terrible headways and not very TTC-like.

I suspect they are.