It'll be a godsend when this thing finishes. The poor excuse for sidewalks along the Dundas frontage is an absolutely infuriating experience for pedestrians, and borderline dangerous.

Yeah, the arrival time ETA is a real nuisance on this line, but not as bad as the loud, buzzy audio issues. That's all up to the administrator/maintainer.

I think you mean north-east.

Uh...just from my uneducated eye, I'd say its very well used. I rode it yesterday at school hour (3ish PM) and it was packed with kids. I rode it a few times with a friend today and it was decently busy too.

Oh dear, the Franken-ification of this complex continues.

Honestly, COVID dealt the majority of the damage once people were out of the office. Like, the Canadian Tire did well, but, there wasnt much traffic here in those years...not enough to justify the business case for some of the longer term tenants that had been here.

A fine rodeo of construction machinery without the crowds, sideshow attractions or snacks and vices.

Yea, I've been watching this place slowly die since 2018...its kind of depressing, but, there's been so much opening around it that competes with the businesses that were or already are here. I miss that McDonalds that was at the food court. (I think theres only...3 shops there now?)

No businesses have moved in...it's a very depressing, windswept, empty pathway and will remain so until either tenants come in, or well..they build a park at the fenced off lot off St. Patrick. (I assume that's under the purview of the City) I use it sometimes to get to work...it's pretty...

Another pub I never visited despite my university years down the street. Damn.

Yea, I seen the lights on these things last night, hows street level looking? I recall there was a lot of work that needed to be done there last time I came over.

He must be doing the Alan Wake challenge. 🔦

Doesn't sound shady at ALL...

Finally found myself in the area yesterday,

Indeed, I was shocked, as I havent passed by the site in a long time...from yesterday.