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YES!!! The more complicated the Rules are the more confusing the SIGNAGE becomes! Good to look at sign-design but at same time they MUST look at the RULES too!!!

The VIA concourse was renovated - look back in this thread. Many of us think it should have had MUCH more renovation but they DID repair the floor and pillars and install better (but unsatisfactory) new lights and ceiling panels.

Yes indeed and I hope they also look at SIMPLIFYING all traffic signage (i.e. simplifying the by-laws they are based on) and not have too many different schedules - Maybe one for Monday - Saturday and one for Sunday or one for Monday to Friday and then one for Saturday and Sunday. Too often...

The City are planning to try new No Parking signage pilot project https://secure.toronto.ca/council/agenda-item.do?item=2025.IE26.4

That kind of 'geographic location' is how the City describes all their unnamed Lanes. In St Lawrence, I was involved several years ago in proposing names for all these kinds of Lane in our area. See link on https://www.slna.ca/heritage.html

I doubt anyone can disagree with this.

That's a real repair!

One of the most well-known buildings in the heart of downtown Toronto is now up for sale for a whopping $34.5 million. The old headquarters of Citytv at 33 Dundas Street East is now being listed online as a “rare” retail and office building acquisition for potential buyers. “This is the Times...

The Toronto archives are busily digitising more of their map collections and I came on this interesting one and to see the 'proposed Boulevard Drive" that ran across BOTH the Western Channel and the Eastern Gap!! SEE: Waterfront development (Item 528) Summary Information Archival...

One could celebrate the former railcar restaurant (Town and Country - formerly Victoria Station.) that was on east side of Lower Sherbourne.

I do not doubt that having more housing (with support services) would reduce homelessness but from my experience there are still LOTS of homeless folk in Europe (though countries differ greatly there too. It was almost certainly not reduced to 1% of the formerly homeless population and I do not...

Interesting, Metro have never done that in the past (they have piled them near their doors) but it is private space so I guess they can do what they want. I will have to take look! I looked and you appear to have been confused. The Metro trees are where they have been for the last 20 years...

Though I have no objection to listing this rather nice row of houses, I remain sorry that the City is NOT trying to list the "Cube House" - it is unique.

Yes, the rebuilding of the hydro vault at 80 Front Street is finally done, it was noted here a few days ago. Though Metro may, as always, have some trees at and outside the front door of their store, the Christmas Tree place (Jeff the Christmas Tree Guy ) is, as for many years, at Market...

Mea culpa - I am tied up today with another project and did not have time to copy all of the Report and the map!!

IE26.6 - Cycling Network Plan - 2025 Cycling Infrastructure Fourth Quarter Update Consideration Type: ACTIONWards: 1 - Etobicoke North, 2 - Etobicoke Centre, 5 - York South - Weston, 6 - York Centre, 7 - Humber River - Black Creek, 9 - Davenport, 11 - University - Rosedale, 13 - Toronto Centre...

Correct.

Of course.

It will rival the Unfinished LRT that our dear Mr Ford is promising as a tourist attraction!

"Now young man, we doubt you are senile just yet so please LEAVE!!"