West End Boy
Active Member
Yes, transit will be a huge issue with this kind of development. The Dupont bus is infrequent and the Dufferin bus is already overcrowded. Too bad a rail station at Dufferin/Dupont isn't in the foreseeable future.
My partner takes it daily, and it makes for regular tales of woe. He does say the articulated buses have helped though.4 million square feet?! Wow. There would need to be some serious transit upgrades to make that possible. The Dufferin bus is already sufferin' enough as it is, or so I hear from people who ride it.
Thanks!I moved the TDSB lands development proposal posts here:
http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/bloor-dufferin-development-proposal-tdsb-city-of-toronto.25824/
I grew up on Rusholme Road...between Collage & Bloor the homes are quite unique & historical. The back garages used to be horse stables.That's interesting. I wonder if this is historical or just real estate talk. As a neighbourhood, the areas north and south of Bloor seem like they are connected and should have a single name to me.
The former Coffee Time at the SE corner of Bloor W & Lansdowne is going to be a cannabis shop.
The former Coffee Time at the SE corner of Bloor W & Lansdowne is going to be a cannabis shop.
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Some minor building work just west of Lansdowne:
The Lansdowne Cone, aside from being a lovely ice cream shop, was also an employer of youth with disabilities. Loved that place.The new landlord cruelly kicked out the nice mom-and-pop ice cream parlour (The Lansdowne Cone) for this. Asshole.
The space where the Lansdowne Cone and (I believe?) a hair salon were located is going to be the new permanent home of Ruru Baked. Really awesome ice cream!The Lansdowne Cone, aside from being a lovely ice cream shop, was also an employer of youth with disabilities. Loved that place.