Adding over 10,000 residents too the mall parking lot may help with future sales... If anything they should be increasing the size and upgrading it to work in conjunction with the project.

Catalpa's are well known to be the last trees to bloom. Generally late spring early summer, over a 2 week period. I always thought mine was dead in the spring. I have 2 on my property.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/stoney-creek-1400-baseline-road-1.5908608 She doesn't follow due process, she sends out mailers to the wrong neighborhoods, doesn't use the required signage, and pushes things through quietly without public input. On this specific development she failed...

She's been "allegedly" breaking rules like crazy on new developments in stoney creek. I'm in her ward.

"Historic Casablanca Inn?" It was built in 1996..... And based on those pictures, it looks like they're tearing it down. It's located exactly where the smaller of the 2 condo's is being built. I'm super confused by this..

Looks good, but i wish they splashed in some red brick or yellow brick somewhere. The city is getting alot of black and white, which looks fantastic in the summer, but dismal in the winter.

I don't post on here often, but I've been on these forums daily since 2012. I'm really sorry too hear about Jason, I loved his photography and used to share alot of his images with friends. He was more appreciated then he knew. Can't believe I will never see his work again...

What's the tall building across the street reflecting in the water?

Don't get me wrong, i like it, it's very cool for Toronto. But I can't be the only one who see's a giant toilet.....

I saw this same glass pattern at recent renovations done to Hopedale Mall in Oakville. But in black. Originally thought the pattern was unique to this building

If WPP-III were taller, I would probably have an idea what WPP-III stood for.

These design competitions are becoming depressing. They show us all of these amazing designs that offer the city identity /great photography windows. then pick the worst ones. What a gong show.

I started the foundation for my deck in 2010. Estimated completion time : summer 2013. I know that feels.

They pay well. The average wage for a an employee at a casino in Ontario is 19.34. I know alot of 20 - 30 year olds who would take those jobs in an instant. Card dealing especially. They make ridiculous tips, like $10-20,000 a year. I mean, you can pretend they pay low, because you have...

"Career Showcase" heh, yeah right! Wait a job fair!? With Mark McEwan? Who do they think they are!?! Quick we all need to get enraged! "No new jobs! No new jobs! No new jobs!"