Toronto Daniels Waterfront - City of the Arts | 156.05m | 45s | Daniels | RAW Design

Just noticed the single pink umbrella on the rooftop patio today. Looks kinda out of place and lonely. Or not. Not sure how to feel about it yet.

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It's just shy. Some umbrellas are shy. No reason throw shade.

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Excellent! Thank you so much for this.

The speed of the transformation from 2015 forward is remarkable as three projects all rocket upwards.

Monde appeared to be the late starter in the group but caught right up!
 
Toronto historically has been a strategic port. But, volume of shipped tonnage is lower now than 40-50 years ago. In the 60s/70s Toronto recieved about 6 million tons of cargo. Today it’s just over 2. In 2017, it was 2.2, highest since 2005.
Vancouver, Canada’s busiest port handles 60-70 million tons per year.
For 6 million tons, Toronto employed about 2500 people, today it is less.
For Toronto, port volume is sugar cane, road salt, and cement, for the top three. Direct employment is small, tertiary employment is likely a bit more, but easily 1/3 of 1970.
Ideally today any land development will have a greater impact than the port of the past on employment.
 

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