Just curious: what do you think the building must do then? Shut down and move the residents so that the lane occupied by the generator can be freed. There are plenty of closed lanes in the city so that construction workers can park their trucks. Why are going after L Tower and its residents...

It is much better in person. Especially the part the separates streetcar tracks from the bike lane. Having plants there will create visual and physical separation preventing people wondering onto streetcar tracks.

I agree. I drive there every single day and also live in the area. Anything to the contrary is rather over simplification of the actual situation "on the ground". While I hate Gardiner and would rather see it go, I think that if it's not replaced by proper wide-spread transit or other commuting...

Yeah.... Nothing was done this weekend despite perfect weather. All the signs pointing to tomorrow's re-opening were clearly not true... Edit Mar 29th: The sign change re-opening date to Apr 30th. They were also putting top asphalt layer today.

Scheduled to open on Monday or Tuesday

Thanks It's been sitting like this for over 3 months with minimal progress since November. It's almost like everything stopped. They were supposed to reopen Jarvis on-ramp at the end of January (later moved to end of Feb). It's still closed. The centre medium has been almost completed for some...

PATH connection between ICE and Longo's under York Street is now open to public

Thank you But sounds like a total BS response. I can see that park from my window. It's being used to park their cars every day. So basically, they are using a park as their free parking. Hence, it can't be open.

Neither of the things mentioned. According to the poster on the fence, it's for fresh water supply for Toronto island. I could've read it wrong. But looks like it's not related to the park, nor enwave, no stormwater.

I was talking about the residents in the neighboring buildings. ICE towers have been bad neightbours in many ways.

Because it was so bright it was keeping the residents up at night. I hope they keep the strip off permanently. It's awful.

The road should be reopening later today. They are working on re-paving it:

The end is finally near! The took awhile to remove some piping and other supporting structures. Hopefully, they could finish the rest by the end of the week. One could only hope.

Getting closer to the finish line:

Great pics. Thank you. I believe that based on the schedule, the work on the North side should be completed within the next 3 months. The work on the South side should take less time and be completed by the end of 1st part of 2021. The Eastbound Jarvis on-ramp has been closed for construction as...