It took 5 years to build the Yonge subway between Union and Eglinton (1949-1954) and a second exit to an existing subway stop takes about the same length of time? What is wrong with this picture?

I know. I was responding to Northern Light's comment about Planning encouraging assembly with the corner.

Whatever happened to Na-Me-Res operating this building as an Indigenous shelter? https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/housing-shelter/homeless-help/about-torontos-shelter-system/developing-shelter-sites/67-adelaide-st-e/

Waterworks at night

That was on Gerrard just east of Yonge, now occupied by Covenant House.

66 Wellesley East Today:

Yonge/Dundas looking north: 1950's: Today (photo by Richtea on UT):

Sunrise Friday morning (not retouched)

Since this was essentially a reconstruction, I don't know why they didn't go back to the original brick facade. Stucco was added later. Those guard rails and brass kickplate are definitely a miss.

U of T by the Lash Miller building.

Golden hour.

Berkeley House: 1802: 1885: 1908:

P.C. Sheppard The Bridge Builders, Construction, Bloor Street Viaduct, 1915 oil on canvas signed lower right; estate stamp on reverse of framing and on crossbar 58 x 40 in ( 147.3 x 101.6 cm ) Auction Estimate: $100,000.00 - $120,000.00 Price Realized $180,000.00 Sale date: May 28th 2025

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