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Great news about the asphalt. Sure does take a long time to assemble those ramps, though.

Oops! Looks like someone miscalculated on the Harbord cycle track — water pooling after today’s rain and just missing the drain by inches. It’s sure to be a safety issue in winter. Westbound Harbord south of Central Tech, opposite Bampot. Who should be notified at the city?

You can use runnels to bring your bike into the Loblaws?

No word about the big bridge leading off the Taylor Creek Trail?

From the city website: "A public meeting was held on February 26, 2020, at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) and was attended by 263 people. A presentation was given to review the final design elements (i.e. bridges, landscaping and community connections) and to give more details about the...

I don't understand why anyone WOULD listen to a podcast on YouTube. It's not a video, after all.

Well, we know now that even the raised-curb sections do not provide effective separation and safety, and are pretty much just an invitation to drivers to pull over there while they pick up their coffee/Uber passenger or make their delivery.

Especially the entire block westbound in front of Harbord Collegiate. I guess that's so school buses can pull right in and park on the bike lane. Plus there's a block eastbound, east of Grace, where's there's NOTHING — not even a painted line (last time I checked, anyway). The plans show...

Hallelujah!

I thought it would never happen.

There's a contraflow on Howland?

It's hard to tell from your angle and the resolution if the railings have been installed. Maybe?

Not done yet. More paving to happen between Bathurst and Grace. It looks good, but I'm puzzled that in the parking protected sections, the concrete curb has been made level with the asphalt. Same for the entire block in front of Harbord Collegiate. Are bollards or some other protective feature...

Can someone explain the rationale for this one-block cycle track slated for Power St.? Is it for bypassing Parliament to go to/from Shuter?

I took a look today, and here's how the north side looks. Nothing happening yet on the south side. The workers were just wrapping up and one predicted it'll take "a few more months."

Vroom, vroom!

That would be exciting, but it doesn't look that way on the map from 2020 posted earlier:

I finally did it today, coming from the east. Pretty awesome! Construction is ongoing, however, with two temporary bridges still in places and an unpaved stretch of trail. There's a dedicated thread on it here. It's quite amusing to read time-capsule comments such as: "Construction will be...

Right. I thought the temporary bridge you were referring to was the big one leading off from Taylor Creek.

Do you mean it's paved now all the way from the turnoff from the Taylor Creek Trail?