You'll have to take the subway down to union now.

There was a fishing store there ever since I moved to Toronto (2001) so that checks out. I thought it was weird at the time, but is probably even more weird now! Though to be fair, now you can fish in the lake and river in Toronto, which you never would have done in 2001.

When I crossed the viaduct today, the Don looked quite swollen already. It's going to be overflowing its usual banks tomorrow!

I don't think they do lunch?

I’ve got an invite to pick a restaurant at the well for lunch next week. I’m not paying, and price is not relevant. What’s the best pick? Lulu is the only place I’ve been before. Or I could just suggest Le Select.

The Dundas one is definitely shinier, but the quality of the meat at Bloor is the same level.

It was fast! You could feel the wind in your hair while on it.

Unfortunately, that fast moving sidewalk at Pearson was constantly broken, and I think they eventually took it out? I always thought a good transit alternative would be a set of parallel moving walkways. Each one goes faster than the one next to it. So you board on the really slow one, then...

The heart of King West doesn't strike me as your type of scene!

We have Nosso Talho closer to our house, but both have great meat. Having Pavao inside your local No Frills is definitely a great neighbourhood amenity.

LOL. It’s not exactly failing upward to go from Toronto to Ottawa, but wtf are they thinking? https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/rick-leary-transit-ottawa-toronto-boston-9.7144348

I coated my house with this, which has also worked amazing.

My wife is Russian. Her family came here in the 1980s, and they certainly think of Ukrainians as fellow peoples ("brotherhood" for lack of a better term). They are profoundly ashamed of Russia right now.

It's a third party local Portuguese butcher in our case. Pavao, to be specific.

Our No Frills does have a butcher, so maybe it's coming to more places eventually!