Is this method the plan set in stone or is it just an idea?

The city put in a bunch of advanced pedestrian signals last year at high volume zones. There are a bunch around uoft and Ryerson and some in the financial core as well. I always laugh at the guy trying to be already moving when it turns green because they have to stop again because it doesn’t...

I saw glass being driven up Jarvis this morning, looked like exactly what you described. Looks good to me!

Wow im glad I took photos two days ago of the terminal. They are acting real fast!

Even though the boxes aren't the most interesting, im going to look a the positives we are getting from the complex. -An incredible pedestrian feel to temperance st and that section of Yonge. (one of my fav areas) -good heritage retention -renewed cloud gardens -location of a great tv show on...

I know Toronto is different but, I was recently dealing with a developer in Hamilton who was redoing a warehouse into office space. He said it wasn't worth it to work over the winter since the demand isn't there and won't be back until they are finished it next Fall. SO they were just boarded up...

I like it, there is no specific style to elm street. It has so many different design styles. So this fits in the human scale messiness that is elm.

Can confirm there are tree beds being formed on the Shuter st frontage, 3 trees!

This is going to look so bad. The smoke vents are heritage... that’s absolutely ridiculous. They have to mitigated visual impacts to them. Come on

How much of front street east? Do you have a link for that one? Have always though sidewalks across from Berczy were ridiculously tight

Can also add Ryerson campus realm project. Main part is finished but over the years they want to expand sidewalks and make more flex streets around campus. On church, bond, mutual.

Yes ive lived in North Burlington all my life and grand parents lived down Bronte. I would go along Dundas and down Bronte multiple times a month I have seen the construction of the new street.... I was just confused as to the reasoning behind the primary. New Bronte is wider and moves more...

Its not like its a heavy polluter. its a clean probably mid range in noise. I wouldn't hate living next to it.

Why does it show old Bronte as the primary road.... that makes no sense.

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Interesting site but not too sure how it works and how accurate it is. It says most of cherry street has a higher green index than the west side of queens quay....? It also doesn't account for parks, that would probably just blow Vancouver even further ahead than us but I would assume it would...

Seems Like a lot of empty space inside the wall. Why not make bring it closer to the building and extend the sidewalk. It does look nice though for what it is

I think people are over thinking this. Its not like the building is going to be the size of an airport. The zones are only there for people who arrive well before departure time. They said in the article that gates will be announced 10 minutes before departure times. I assume the zones is where...

I think it's a good start and in 20-25 years time when more residential buildings are in the area the street will be up for reconstruction and we can narrow it even more!