Wow. Maybe it will end up looking like the rendering after all.

Even though it's slightly shorter than BA, it will have a greater impact on the Toronto skyline.

They have started on the grass installation:

EDIT: 288sq km MINUS ~18 sq km for Pearson = 270 So, not by much.

You can get more. My In-Laws in Port Credit get more than 25 channels, some duplicate though. Here's a good list: http://www.remotecentral.com/hdtv/

What's unreal, is that within 3 kilometers of Detroit's downtown, you have scenes like these...

While I don't use it at home, I have set it up for my In-laws, as well as some other people. You'll get about 15-25 channels, depending on your location in the GTA. Like others mentioned, no specialty channels just the basics like CBC, CTV, CityTV, SunTV, ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, PBS-ThinkBright...

Congrats! BTW, Just ignore half the crap people post here.

That Siemens model is sexy ...

They should install seats at Lamport. It looks so cheap, almost unfinished without proper seats.

Say what you want about the development, the build quality and design is very high. This should be a desirable area to live in decades from now. (If we don't happen to have a suburban apocalypse) :D

Looks great. Too bad about the sad state of the Union roof. I haven't been keeping up with the plans for Union Station, but hopefully they'll replace it with all glass, or similar for that European feel.

So, I've waited months for this, as we all have, only to find that my neighborhood, is one of two that Google completely forgot to map in Toronto. Take a guess as to which are those. Ugh.

Wow, a total of 12 pedestrians and 6 cyclists. ;)

WTF??? Seriously. Maybe they meant 23 stories on 2 acres? :D

No, I'm pretty sure they'll be doing this to sides facing Lake Ontario and the west. That way FCP will look picture perfect in postcards, and the property owner can save ca$h by not doing the other two sides. :eek: In any case, a much overdue project. I just wish the antennas at the top...

Video contradicts McCallion http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/article/700181

Perfect for Pickering.

Marko, good effort. Forward thinking. Toronto could use a street or two that's designated only for pedestrians. I'm not sure why the city can't get it's head around this concept and start closing off some streets.

That we have incompetent politicians.