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There is some action around the West end of the building

It seems there is a tunnel between Queen's Park subway station and government buildings nearby. What is the extent of that connection? Is it accesible to the general public?

The city has updated PATH map. The new version differentiates at-ground and above-ground links from the rest.

There is a smokestack just across the street. I'd assume, at 45s, the building would be taller that the smokestack. That has to be an issue?

Thanks. Some of the machinery is left parked on site as if the next step was to begin soon.

The pit has been filled in with a dirt brought from outside. Can somebody answer - why would they fill in the pit? I assume we are not getting a parking lot here. We've seen this on other sites, too (1BE). I would attach a picture but the feature doesn't seem to work for me.

Gone.

Quite a busy site although still very slowly moving, in my view. Does somebody know why?

For an individual, how rational is looking forward to a project that is at least 10 years away until completion and that will make things so much worse before making them better? For a city/society - sure, why not.

Yesterday . Can't get comfortable with wasting large sound interesting buildings.

I'm pretty sure ud was being sarcastic. http://goo.gl/maps/sWtpA

Only a pile of rubble is left. The structures are gone, including foundations.

The scaffolding is coming up along Gerrard street entrance (re-branding related?).

Cellphone picture through a dirty window. I believe they built the mound hoping to avoid bringing over that huge crane.

A lot of the building is still there. 2013.01.08 2013.05.31

The progress so far of the pedestrian tunnel to Billy Bishop Airport - G&M http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/toronto/the-progress-so-far-of-the-pedestrian-tunnel-to-billy-bishop-airport/article12155393/

The property now has a fence around it.

Any bets how long it will take until the building is gone, at this rate? I'd say six months?

Slow progress (regress?) here

Today: The Eastern side is almost fully stripped