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Any idea what's going on with the parkette? An opaque fabric hiding it was put up a week or two ago, and there's an upcoming consultation.

They must be doing a cleaning blitz, our local mess was cleaned last week. We had a new homeless person reside next to our building this winter, who made a huuuuge mess (vs the one previous winters who was much cleaner and sociable). This was right at the corner of Elm and Simcoe next to the...

I' surprised by my bike score, I'm pretty much next to St Patrick station so the rest makes sense.

From a block NW.

It was back for June, but still unknown for future dates.

Who needs bike lanes when we just need to start wearing our helmets correctly? Ont. sports minister says wearing helmets properly is more important than bike lanes

I recall seeing a comment by a councillor or someone in city staff that the future intent is to have bike lights in sync with the advance pedestrian lights, but this was a passing comment with no official capacity. I can't find my source. For me personally, I wait and count to 3 (as most of the...

My partner works at Sinai and has contacts at one of the clinics, who was recently informed the clinic will be moving to 700 University. Unknown if this is related to future development at this location or not.

The black precast looks awful from street level on St Patrick. I see it 2-3 times a day walking my dogs. Atrocious.

I'm the same, but not all cultures appreciate that. Many families from poorer upbringing but with newer wealth view travelling as a status - see the sites, take all the cliche pics (CN Tower, Niagara Falls) cramming in as much as possible, then go home. Paris has been seeing an influx of Chinese...

There are some references online to a "Don Panini" at that address, no idea on the timeline.

Korea is a hotbed of modern food trends. If they don't evolve or innovate within a year or two, they're done.

Standardize batteries and have swap stations across the city like in Taiwan.

Mostly quiet the past few days, just some drilling and banging from the upper floors, and pillars along Dundas.

A mix of rents costs, and a pivot to focusing on the arts/culture scene that they had been fostering in their place. Unsure what this means for the beer. Part of the problem with one offs is that a lot of the time stock can linger, only selling like hot cakes the first week of release. With...

A handful of breweries have changed hands or even shuttered across Ontario, but mostly outside of the city. Local changes IIRC, Halo was sold to by Bevi Birra (local bottle shop) and Laylow is leaving their location and attempting a popup/event model. Rumour is a number of breweries in the GTA...