Your capital would be much safer in Bitcoin in my opinion.

In many respects it could have been the centre point of the city and a significant landmark for Toronto. So I suppose many take a solemn and disgraced view of the way things appear to have turned out for this corner.

I personally think this ill conceived project's fate was sealed long before the catastrophic Covid-19 pandemic.

Endangering the lives of the crew, their families and the general public and defying Provincial stop work orders is simply not cool. If the site is in fact operating illegally then it should be shut down. Why is that even a debatable matter?

That's probably better building conditions for the next developer to take over this project and start again.

This sounds like several months at minimum.

Trump!

If true, maybe that’s worse if this developer locked in his revenue while construction costs have been soaring and have allegedly brought down experienced, credible developers who specialize in downtown mega projects.

Mirvish did things the conventional way and by all accounts appears to be reaping the enormous benefits that flow from that sound approach. He partnered with an extremely reputable and experienced developer and the project will very likely be successful. The comparison you’ve drawn to this...

Mirvish is 'the little guy'? Is that a joke? As for the other person cited, doesn't the project's unorthodox track record speak for itself?

I'm sure their choice projects will be divided up between the big and well capitalized developers, killed and restarted immediately at 20% higher prices.

How about a contest to guess who takes over the project once it fails?

$22 million in Section 37 money for 1 condo tower is outrageous! I would love to know exactly where that money goes. If it’s a direct community benefit and improvement that’s great but often the money does not get allocated in the area.

“Manulite Centre”?

That’s a little mellow dramatic. However everyone should be concerned that this building like all others under construction in Toronto conform to the proper building rules and adhere to all zoning and safety considerations and should not be afforded any special attention simply because of its...

To me it sounded more like a truth seeking expedition than a rant.

Say no more. That sounds like the reason to me right there.

Does anyone know whether the purchase & sale agreements for the development have a firm outside delivery date and if so what is that date?

Hazelton Lanes aka 55 Avenue Road, Part Deux?

Look across the street to the east for One possible outcome.