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I think that caution was just for the initial flooding of the new river valley. I assume the speed is now just because it takes a while to remove a sturdy concrete-and-steel retaining wall that's mostly underwater.

If memory serves, construction is being staged so the neighbourhood doesn't lose any amenities during the buld; so, the remaining mall won't get demolished until the replacement grocery store opens, etc.

It's aluminum, not precast. It's bound to look more drab in grey weather, you lose the varying highlights of the sun hitting the different angles of it.

Yonge & Bloor is hardly considered particularly stabby (except, perhaps, in the conservative imagination, where all cities are always hotbeds of violent crime and all manner of perversion)

You, a fool, an utter buffoon: ANX is pronounced "annex" Me, enlightened, a genius for our era: "ainks" This isn't too shabby so far! The sculptural precast is definitely much more successful than, say, Avenue 151

Then don't use hyperbole like "the most targeted people", which implies that there's an oppression olympics that y'all are winning – which is self-evidently incorrect in a country where Palestinians are regularly harassed by the police, where antisemitism is on the rise, where legislation is...

I'm laughing my transgender ass off at this one

I stand corrected! (I don't live in the area, i must just always be around off-peak) Agreed that if the market does remain, it would be great if they could add more greenery, especially at the Bathurst entrance. But it's nice having an at least semi-public outdoor area that has food & drink...

Oh good, I'm glad. Honestly, this feels like a better use of the space than a park. I feel like the area isn't exactly under-parked?

I don't have a "now" to go with, but my photos app served me an "on this day" memory that made for a pretty striking "then". This is looking west from the top of the TD Centre during Doors Open, 2004. Missing from this view are all the condos of Liberty Village and the Ordnance Triangle, all the...

I never lived in the Annex, but I spent a ton of time on Markham as an undergrad and after: the victory, the butler's pantry, the beguiling, suspect video, david mirvish, honest ed's itself. It's strange to have so many memories bound up in a space that doesn't really exist any more. Live in any...

I believe the closure from Ruskin to Rupont was daily (ie, that stretch is open on weekends), for noise wall and landscaping work. We got a flyer in the mail about it, but tbh since Metrolinx has blown through all other deadlines on this I've kind of stopped paying close attention

Oh man The Third Rail is an absolute winner. Of course, if we wanted to stick with local content The Turbo Train is an option

OK but what would you call it? I'm partial to "The Railroad" myself

I still prefer what we got! This city needed more USB ports, I can never find a free one to charge my airpods

Yeah, it felt like the guideway itself went pretty quickly but it's really taking a dog's age to wrap up these last parts. I think the Paton underpass lighting can change colour; it was green a few days ago.

It's like that Cassandre Normandie poster!

lol is that Tri-Klops from He-Man?

It can become another Toronto shibboleth, so you can tell whether the speaker is a local or not, like "Baby Point" or "Spadina" (or "Toronto" itself)

what i'm getting from this is, the new river park play area needs an exhibit called HOW MUCH YOU WEIGH IN A BLACK HOLE and it's just one of those machines that crushes cars into little cubes