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And the flight path of the Island Airport. LOL

^^^ There are actually a few good ideas in The Star's 30 runner ups: https://www.thestar.com/opinion/star-columnists/here-are-some-more-very-good-ideas-from-star-readers-to-make-toronto-better/article_45dada1b-0226-499c-a43a-0d252ce25963.html Notable: Banning on-street parking and Banning...

The Star is has been running a 'one great idea' series eliciting opinions on how to improve Toronto. Regrettably, the 20 picked by Star editors as worthy of further consideration are mostly dumb beyond words...

Possible, certainly anything new takes getting used to for some. But I favour the 24-clock as well, because it avoids any AM/PM confusion. It should be said, in a City with multitudes of immigrants, many come from places where the 24-h clock is in more common usage. Germany, Italy, France...

Maybe No.

I assume you meant to attach an image? I'm thinking....this: (which is in Pape Station) Source: Credit: Reddit member Lelac In the above thread....another poster provides the explanation: This would apply at Osgoode as well.

Correct, it does not: The Parcel in blue is what lines up with the address in question on that side of the street. The balance of the parking carries a different address.

@Paclo This doesn't have anything to do with Metrolinx, can we shift this to the Montreal Transit thread? Thanks.

True, though, in my experience, most hospitals build shells in Diagnostic Imagining that exceed the number of machines they initially intend to operate, allowing for future growth. Obviously, periodically, they will need net new space, and of course, there are hospitals getting a first...

There are some provisions for small hospitals on funding, and machines can be debt-financed against recoverable revenues.... That said, I agree w/you; My bigger issue w/the way we do this is that it largely eliminates bulk purchases which save a ton of money. For a variety of reasons there...

The Lobbyist Registry tells us a huge area of the Consumers Business Park is in play. It entails 3 discrete addresses one of which is noted above. The above is large parking garage, shown here, per Streetview: It also involves 251-255 Consumers Rd which is the office complex across the...

Agreed. I would like to see: Rush Hours harmonized to 7-10am, and 3-7pm across the board for the purposes of restrictions. For those that apply in rushhour+daytime I'd prefer 7 days a week, 7am-7pm (easy to remember) For permit parking, (that's a big one with all sorts of odd times) I'd...

New to the AIC is this application from one of @sunnyraytoronto 's favourites. Site as is, per Streetview: Link via old AIC: http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do?folderRsn=5745324 From the above: Site Plan: Ground Floor Plan: Suite layouts: (get a load of the 3brm in...

I think the snow route/ tow zone signage is a real improvement:

I believe the slower reference was specific to @PL1 's commute which involves transferring to the Bayview bus at some point, a transfer not directly served by the new route alignment. **** I don't use the 56 that often, but its one of those routes whose headway I find irksome, typically in...

Certainly there is a financial element to Ford's popularity for some; be it speed cameras, road tolls or removing the annual license plate fee. But I will argue its more than that. The license plate fee/renewal has been a sore point with many not just because of the money, but because it was...

The famed architect has left the world at age 86. Story from The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/nov/27/robert-am-stern-architect-dies-aged-86 His contribution to Toronto, 1 St. Thomas:

Prescribed purpose means something that province identifies by way of regulation. No regulations have yet been published. TBD.

I read your piece............excellent work as always. A couple of minor notes though. 1) Gerrard work (Sherbourne to Parliament) is tendered, not sure about points east, but still shows in the City work program. 2) Yonge - College to Gerrard also involves removing the median, whether you...

Yup, I know, I tested that. But the link wasn't available in the contemporary AIC at the time of posting. Something better than nothing, LOL