Anyone know why the Toronto Skyscraper Wikipedia page does not include the CMA when most other Canadian cities do? It reads as less than Chicago this way but isn't it now more Skyscrapers than Chicago?

No problem! Hopefully I got the formatting right haha

Location https://maps.app.goo.gl/k85aBQu4MGJ13rpo8 Application Devapps Description Plan of Subdivision application to create seven blocks for future mid-to-high-rise mixed-use development. The future development proposes to provide approximately1,400 dwelling units, a public park block and...

I believe these actually are 4 additional towers surrounding the Bayview Group development discussed in this thread. The density here will be crazy if these all go ahead. there's a lot more rendering angles on Devapps.

wow amazing I'll be spending a lot of time on here thank you!

Yeah this is a good point it's so common. Btw what site are you using here?

If this area ends up looking like these renders and some thought is put into some well rounded ground floor retail it will feel almost like it's own downtown:

wow this project seems almost too good to be true. Lot's of thought given to the public realm I love the renders.

I reached out to CLV on an update and got this reply: I appreciate how responsive they are. Hopefully some progress is made in 2026.

Interesting last line from that article: I wonder if that means any changes to what has already been planned for Kanata North?

I live in the UK and unfortunately can't see any of your photos if they are posted from/through imgur anymore :/ https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gzxv5gy3qo

Are there any renderings for W/E 4?

Same here, it's very out there for Ottawa standards and I think quite adventurous for the city. It will definitely catch peoples eye, almost gives Guggenheim vibes. It's encouraging to see the city taking some "out there" risks in design.

100% agreed

#LoopBreton? A new home for the Sens is just the start of the vision for these students Sarah MacFarlane An NHL hockey arena might only be the start for LeBreton Flats, if a group of Carleton University students has anything to say about it. A student-designed concept for the high-profile site...