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https://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/sites/default/files/2022-05/April%2027%2C%202022%20WDRP%20Parliament%20Slip%20-%20Issues%20Identification%20%28reduced%29.pdf DRP is available now.

Garrison crossing had its own dedicated thread, so I would advocate for the same here with this pedestrian crossing bridge.

Quayside RFQ docs up on Waterfront Toronto site. https://waterfrontoronto.ca/sites/default/files/2022-04/Quayside%20Request%20for%20Qualifications%20%2B%20Addenda%201-8%20%282021%29.pdf edit: I think these might be old.. their new site doesn't order things chronologically very well anymore.

RFQ put out on the Waterfront Toronto site https://waterfrontoronto.ca/sites/default/files/2022-04/Quayside%20Request%20for%20Qualifications%20%2B%20Addenda%201-8%20%282021%29.pdf edit: I think these might be old.. their new site doesn't order things chronologically very well anymore.

in 2017 it was ~1300

I have noticed a steady increase in tenants, building was practically empty peak covid/construction as it was not pleasant. It's also generally a pretty student heavy population. The rents they're hoping to extract, nearly $1700/mo for a studio, is pretty crazy, but not more than pre-covid. To...

to me the biggest problem with the design of a cycle track right beside the arterial road is that it will be rendered useless when the city inevitably uses it for snow storage.

Hmm, I didn't experience the paywall. However, if you have a TPL membership (it's free) then you have access to a multitude of news streams. So if there are paywalled articles you can view them through one of the portals. My usual goto is this one: Canadian Newsstream...

oh that's awesome, they have great stuff. Excited they're in the core now.

Crane going up today.

Interesting point on Olympic Village, it certainly took a while post Olympics for it to really blossom into the neighbourhood it is today. People were really skeptical of it when it was first built in terms of living there afterwards, but now it's a destination that many I know have near the top...

This is great, no shortage of public parking in this area, so this lot will not be missed.

TIL.

https://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/nbe/wcm/connect/waterfront/846dbe1a-c3eb-4e7a-aed7-ea2964b3cea0/WDRP_PIC+Core+Urban+Design+Guidelines-Stage+2+Draft+Plan+%28January+26%2C+2022%29.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CONVERT_TO=url&CACHEID=846dbe1a-c3eb-4e7a-aed7-ea2964b3cea0 All sorts of goodies related to Lower Don...

https://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/nbe/wcm/connect/waterfront/2adc5801-bb93-4f8d-a8a6-34f0680bf62a/WDRP_Public+Agenda_Jan-26-2022.pdf?MOD=AJPERES Agenda for today's WT DRP meeting.. contains an item "Farewell to Claude Cormier"???

https://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/nbe/wcm/connect/waterfront/71880047-08f5-4016-988f-5a9a7749ae00/WT+Strategic+Plan+2022-23_FINAL_PUBLIC+%28002%29+AODA+Compliant.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CONVERT_TO=url&CACHEID=71880047-08f5-4016-988f-5a9a7749ae00 Waterfront Toronto has released their latest rolling 5 year...

absolutely need both! would hate to lose one at the expense of the other. The current free-form area there is tiny too which is unfortunate. I'm still torn on skating trails. They're cool, but makes it harder practice/learn and be creative, to me the current skating trails have felt very...

Public shinny was how I learned to play hockey. Wasn't able to make the time commitment for organized hockey, so it's sad to see the community losing a shinny sheet. It's a compounding effect too, as those who aren't as good/less confident won't feel as comfortable in an overcrowded setting...

Just the way the Broadway corridor is built would be really challenging for anything other than buried, like Eg "subway LRT", whereas Finch is very wide, so much easier to do surface transit, although should be full signal priority. It's also an extension of skytrain which is more similar to...

https://retail-insider.com/retail-insider/2022/01/canadian-tire-store-near-yonge-bloor-in-toronto-slated-for-redevelopment-sources/