xmyth_
Senior Member
What could the ground floor be doing during the work week
Toronto St Lawrence Market North | 25.3m | 5s | City of Toronto | Rogers Stirk Harbour
nightstreak
Active Member
It's a short walk from the financial district, open the doors to licensed food trucks and make it a trendy food hall during the week. Office workers already go to St. Lawrence Market (south) for lunch.
Natika33
Active Member
Or just portable kiosks in general. Might be nice to have a sprinkle of other small retail in there too, food related or otherwise.
DSCToronto
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Ah, a use for the Market on a weekday!
City of Toronto to host FIFA World Cup 2026™ final group draw watch party
The City of Toronto will host a private watch party for the Final Draw for the FIFA World Cup 2026™, bringing the city’s soccer community together to celebrate the next milestone on the road to 2026 and kick off the excitement for the tournament.
Date: Friday, December 5
Time: 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Formal remarks and panel discussion begin at 11 a.m.)
Location: St. Lawrence Market, North Building, 92 Front St. E.
Media RSVP: Media is required to confirm attendance by 6 p.m. to media@toronto.ca
The final draw will identify the potential countries that may play in Toronto during the tournament. The official match schedule, including the teams that will play in Toronto, will be announced by FIFA on Saturday, December 6.
City of Toronto to host FIFA World Cup 2026™ final group draw watch party
The City of Toronto will host a private watch party for the Final Draw for the FIFA World Cup 2026™, bringing the city’s soccer community together to celebrate the next milestone on the road to 2026 and kick off the excitement for the tournament.
Date: Friday, December 5
Time: 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Formal remarks and panel discussion begin at 11 a.m.)
Location: St. Lawrence Market, North Building, 92 Front St. E.
Media RSVP: Media is required to confirm attendance by 6 p.m. to media@toronto.ca
The final draw will identify the potential countries that may play in Toronto during the tournament. The official match schedule, including the teams that will play in Toronto, will be announced by FIFA on Saturday, December 6.
xmyth_
Senior Member
Would have been an interesting place to watch the World Series… you know, back a couple weeks ago when Major Baseball decided the winner with one out in the 9th, and said it was such a great World Series nobody was ever going to play sports again, so we all turned off our TVs and went to bed, and never thought about it again.