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looks like some utility cuts and asphalt patches will soon grace the brand new sidewalks in front of Nobu! :mad:

April 15th, 2024 heritage wall making its way down Simcoe Street! :)

doesn't look like Toronto yet.. where are the utility cuts and asphalt patches? 😜

January 29th, 2024

December 26th, 2023

and I suspect the curator will be VE'd and receive the pink slip after the first few projects.. "Focusing on integrating landscape, light, and performance, the design team describe the design as Toronto's first park with a curator that will schedule arts events and installations."

Jackie Shane Square please!

for some context Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville — is an 18th-century politician from Scotland who tweaked an anti-slavery bill that would delay the abolition of the slave trade. Much of the debate about Dundas is narrowly focused on the 1792 parliamentary slave trade abolition debate, when...

December 10, 2023

oh my.. a Brazilian steakhouse in an all glass podium?.. the height of sustainability!

will the retail remain empty for years similar to the other new condos up Yonge Street? for old time sake someone should open St. Charles Tavern Redux!

oops..thanks for pointing that out..fixed!

photo taken November 12, 2023 - has anyone tried the congee queen across the street? 🍜👑

October 13th, 2023

October 10, 2023

do you mean the tree in front of boutique bar? I reported it to the city urban forestry dept and they installed a TPZ notice

it's too bad this condo will block the view from Dundas of the beautiful round rose window. If the developers/architects had any interest in architectural history or placemaking they would have at least considered creating a site line - either a small laneway, courtyard or large archway - to...

same situation with several new condo developments on Yonge - storefronts empty for years. the city needs to charge real estate companies an empty storefront tax similar to the vacant home tax.