AlvinofDiaspar
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And the province could have done it with their strata (the concourse is owned by Metrolinx) - not like they did it either.
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Mayor Olivia Chow's Toronto
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And the province could have done it with their strata (the concourse is owned by Metrolinx) - not like they did it either.
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doady
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Yes, lefties control what we can say on UrbanToronto, same way that Olivia Chow controls what the police can do.
Monarch Butterfly
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Think the city should add an "War of 1812 to 1815" commemorative to the Old City Hall Cenotaph?
Have the US Ambassador be there at the "official" unveiling.
Northern Light
Superstar
Some further amendments to the winter operations strategy at Council. None are problematic. At least one, people here will quite like:
DSCToronto
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Not quite sure where this goes but it is quite interesting.
Accelerating Rehabilitation of the Cross Harbour Tunnel
Accelerating Rehabilitation of the Cross Harbour Tunnel
Admiral Beez
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Can someone tell the Toronto Star’s Cohen that Park Snacks in Cabbagetown is not a cornerstore. It used to be a walk-in restaurant, but for at least ten years now it’s just a seasonal walk up ice cream and snack window. In my nearly 30 years living nearby this has never been a cornerstore.
www.thestar.com
Paywall free: https://archive.is/W70UX
Cohen has used this image previously in related articles, and it’s disingenuous, suggesting something that’s while perhaps adjacent to the matter, but, something that isn’t there. Get off your duff and find a proper corner store to photograph.
Toronto will allow new corner stores in residential neighbourhoods
Small-scale retail will be allowed on select "community streets" downtown.
www.thestar.com
Cohen has used this image previously in related articles, and it’s disingenuous, suggesting something that’s while perhaps adjacent to the matter, but, something that isn’t there. Get off your duff and find a proper corner store to photograph.
Jonny5
Senior Member
There's a live press conference right now where Chow says that the Province has told her they are going to take over the Exhibition Place grounds from the City.
I have seen nor heard anything about this before today.
I have seen nor heard anything about this before today.
SubHuman
Active Member
As posted in another thread, according to Ontario NDP MPP Chris Glover (Spadina-Fort York) --
https://wawa-news.com/index.php/2025/11/14/glover-ford-seizing-control-of-exhibition-place/
https://www.ontariondp.ca/news/glover-ford-seizing-control-exhibition-place
If true, it will be interesting to hear what this is all about and what the plan for the future might be.
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evandyk
Senior Member
Can someone tell the Toronto Star’s Cohen that Park Snacks in Cabbagetown is not a cornerstore. It used to be a walk-in restaurant, but for at least ten years now it’s just a seasonal walk up ice cream and snack window. In my nearly 30 years living nearby this has never been a cornerstore.
Paywall free: https://archive.is/W70UXToronto will allow new corner stores in residential neighbourhoods
Small-scale retail will be allowed on select "community streets" downtown.
Cohen has used this image previously in related articles, and it’s disingenuous, suggesting something that’s while perhaps adjacent to the matter, but, something that isn’t there. Get off your duff and find a proper corner store to photograph.
I think people would colloquially refer to Park Snacks as a corner store. It's a broader term than "convenience store", which clearly it is not.
Richard White
Senior Member
Watch they tear it all down and put up a parking lot for the spa.
Full Metal Junkie
Active Member
With a giant Ferris wheel on top?
Richard White
Senior Member
and a monorail!
Jonny5
Senior Member
I'd be more worried about "let's widen Lake Shore Boulevard to five lanes each direction!"
Jokes aside, I actually wouldn't be surprised if this leads to the reopening of the Princes' Gates to car traffic and the bike lanes all removed.
Jokes aside, I actually wouldn't be surprised if this leads to the reopening of the Princes' Gates to car traffic and the bike lanes all removed.
SubHuman
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PL1
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DoFo, the Mayor of Toronto strikes again. Even if this is legit, it smacks of overreach