Article from CTV https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/counterweight-of-crane-falls-on-top-of-downtown-building-1.5504460

From the /r/Toronto subreddit

Another pic from reddit

Plot twist, the "thing" might be bigger than we think, people for scale below.

Some additional pics from today (April 24 2021)

TIL, thank you both for the replies

It'll be interesting to see what they come up with. @Northern Light will any of the existing trees impact the design on the building? There seem to be a few mature trees (particularly the one at the lobby entrance) that they might have to work around.

Although 7 St. Thomas still feels a little sterile (I think it just needs some time), I would be over the moon if they could achieve something similar here. As for the houses/apartments on the West side of St. Nicholas I'm not holding my breath on any new development. Each house has at least...

If someone were able to maintain the character of St Nicholas and increase the density it would be a win win.

This is how both buildings look today (April 22 2021)

I didn't know the roof was built to accommodate a second level, good to hear though!

They can't really expand the South stand anymore then they've done in the past so I had a feeling it may be on the North stand. Fingers crossed for a more permanent solution!

https://www.wakingthered.com/2021/4/20/22393802/report-bmo-field-to-expand-to-45000-seats-ahead-of-2026-world-cup Curious as to what renovations may be taking place

Bit of an odd post, but bear with me on this. There is something on/near the crown that looks like a person, but it's been there for ages so I doubt it's actually real. I finally decided to take a closer look, and it really does look like a human outline. My working theory is that it's some...

Two quick ones from today (April 14 2021)