Oh, that was the panels- by the time I was posting and looking at the picture I was disappointed that the reflection on the south wasn’t coming out enough. Cuz against the dark clouds, it was like a beacon, and the south didn’t even have a lot of direct sun at that point in the afternoon.

The reflections off the aluminum siding are gonna catch something on fire one day.

Excited, but looking around- can’t help but think this won’t be finished in my lifetime. Sheppard took 9yrs for 5.5km of straight tunnel. Ontario Line is 15.6, with above and below ground, tunnelling, twists and turns in the most inefficient and incompetent era. Like maaaaaybe things speed...

The shoppers is being stocked right now in the eastern wing of the innovation centre.

I always find myself miscounting, but there’s like what- 10 more floors to go?

Kinda feel bad for the folks on both podiums who will just be staring into one another’s condo

Was thinking about how folks will still flock to the distillery in the darker colder months (if programmed right) and that’s without brand name stores and in indoor food court. Is the wind tunnel effect so bad? Or is it wind tunnel and size?

Realized after the fact this could be for three different buildings. But I’ll just leave it here.

Also, something I’m trying to catch myself on, that others might want to as well… I’m criticizing the practicality of the name, and not making fun of the name itself. That’s someone else’s language, just like to many around the world- English is.

one of the things I hate about arguments like these, is that it starts to show me how conservatism starts pulling progressive minded people who feel alienated by their movement. And nobody who sees themselves as progressive wants to become ‘that guy’ The internet is just a big mess where...

When companies launch a new mouthwash brand they’ll go through extensive market testing and research to see how well it’ll get picked up verbally, whether it’ll market well, how it will look on adverts of different sizes, and in different light conditions etc. just a rigorous selection process...

If I’m being honest, it’s Toronto. That sounds completely plausible.

I am surprised that in a city that’s spent billions on flood plain mitigation in the Port lands, someone missed the part of Union renovations where it shouldn’t flood. Would be funny if it turns out North Market needed that antique drain after all