I think cities should be more than a place for the working class to be shuffled to and from work. Would be nice if we had some interesting out of the box ideas.

To the north. The one that follows the red brick sidewalk.

I wish Front Street had an obvious place for pickup and drop off. I can only imagine the number of Uber drivers, especially during the winter market, that will abruptly turn on their dang four-way flashers.

I imagine that retail isn't attractive also because of the green P parking. Are they planning on removing that soon-ish?

What's the ETA for this project?

YouTube - Electricity bills and data centers I was being a tad facetious earlier. The argument is that data centers are being built so fast that it's upticking the electricity usage which means we all pay more when more expensive methods are used for generation or they need to expand capacity.

Is this building the reason why my electricity rates have gone up

Taken Wednesday

Anyone have the retail map?

Can't we have both? The track is already there for Cambridge right?

Also do most trains along the Kitchener line need to stop at St. Clair West and King Liberty? Seems abusive. I think the remenants of John Tory's Smart Track make sense for those stops.

Might as well expand the Milton Line to Cambridge?

I agree. A glass podium just feels out of place here. In a historic area like St. Lawrence and the Distillery District, the podium should really reflect the brick and heritage aesthetic instead of looking overly modern. A brick-oriented design would blend way better with the police station...

I'll just share my random thought but it would be nice if instead we got an even larger park and something for the public. Maybe a large library like the Boston Central Library that at the same time pays homage to our history.