February 29th?

Does anyone know what happened on Line 2 earlier today?

They are both owned by the same family just by different family members. The name is similar but they are not the same business hence why one is Duckworths and the other is Len Duckworths. I find the Danforth Location to be more diner like with it being geared towards fast food. The Kingston...

Duckworths is expensive but they are really good at what they do. The Kingston Road location is far better than the Danforth Location which is a shell of what it once was. You pay for what you get these days, Overall, the chain restaurants are getting more expensive. Like I said it was...

I went to Duckworths in Scarborough last night as see in the attached. It was $25.00 with taxes for an order of Halibut and Chips and Gravy. My folks also got 2 Halibut, 1 Chip, Gravy, Coleslaw and Ginger Ale. For all of us, it came to $80.00 with tip. I love going out to eat but it is...

Another good thing is that with more people returning to the office, 1 Dundas West may also start filling up again along with 222 Yonge Street. I am not sure how much 176 Yonge Street can be developed given the heritage status of the property. It's not like they can tear it down.

@Northern Light Wishful thinking but Canadian Tire isn't considering expansion are they?

That is also illegal. The 12th amendment prevents anyone who is constitutionally ineligible from being president from being VP.

I went to Antler years ago. The food was quite well done.

Yes but that's a mall in Hamilton. This is one of the most important pieces of commercial real estate in the country. It's like selling the Eaton Centre. You only do it if you're about to go tits up and have no other options.

I doubt CF is selling the building. They are not hurting for cash and that property is likely a key part of their portfolio. Now having said that, if they were to rent it out it would make sense to change the signage.

Indeed. Despite best efforts, I don't think suppliers like Dillons and others in Niagara-on-the-lake can keep up with demand. There are a lot of small batch distilleries in Ontario but nothing capable of supplying an entire industry.

I remember someone saying that they left the bagged excess behind last week. GFL claimed it was accidental due to one person operation.

If I recall, they are not picking up the bagged excess either which makes this situation a whole lot worse. I manage a Condo with City of Toronto pickup. When our rep discussed the changes with us, his simple answer was "nobody told us anything". They expected it to be an unmitigated disaster...

Do we have enough Geese?