Shh. FB is a good boy. You can't blame him. He wouldn't know that.

What??? Seriously what planet did you come from? Of course the media does this in Europe.

You can find The Star in Montreal just as easily as you can find the Globe and Mail or the NY Times. Just saying. The Star is more national then most might think.

Metroman, I've been told that a copy of the video is now in NYC. Don't know in the hands of whom. And it seems someone eluded to this in the Gawker comments section yesterday.

CF is not interested in selling space attached to the TEC. A rental allows them to maximize profits without selling.

I believe Target was the retailer they were trying to attract. I wonder if they would go for Nordstrom's since CF is unlikely to convince Sears to sell back their lease.

Which fountains are falling apart? I'm curious and want to go visit them this weekend. I only know of the Queen/University fountain. Isn't the CN Tower fountain the property of CLC? If so, you can't blame the city for its condition.

I've heard the Berczy Park fountain needs repairs. Any truth to that? I personally couldn't care less about fountains. I just assumed there weren't that many centrally located because i generally don't pay much attention to them. So then what's with everyone complaining about the lack of...

Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec City and Moscow come to mind. Granted they don't have that many fountains but the ones they have are in good working condition, something Toronto can't say.

You're neglecting the fact that you have to actually pay to use and enter Montreal's version of Sugar Beach. It is not public at all.

I currently live 10 feet next to a bar. Within a one block radius there are 2 bars, 4 restaurants and 1 club in Montreal's Monkland village. And when I lived in Toronto I was right at the corner of Yonge and College with the Hoops bar right across the street. Think twice before you assume anything.

And your point with this would be??? Isn't it ironic how everyone hates on City Place for not having much to do there other then sleep and when bars try to open up they complain that this is not a place for bars.

How is this different then any other big box store?

As per 680 news, I think I was listening to them, all the current buildings at the EX grounds will be kept and in fact completely renovated. Also, MGM has asked that the province include a stop at the casino site from the new Pearson line.

Is this lecture hall for UofT? If so, then why did they not propose the student residence over here rather then on College?

Is there a reason why the street between YD square and the Hard Rock Cafe is not closed? Does it have an entrance to a garage?

Nice job buddy but the metro's of Manila and Bangkok are both double Toronto's size. Kuala Lumpur also has a larger metro population of about 2 million. Please remove any Chinese city when discussing development projects as no one can confirm how much is being build for phantom residents.

I'm not a York graduate but i can admit that they do have one of the most renowned business schools in all of Canada.

According to 680 news: "The national hotel chain says the move is a strategic decision because the owners of the Delta Chelsea, Great Eagle Holding Ltd. has said it will not renovate the property in line with the company’s new brand standards." I guess no renovations?

I didn't know where to post this video, it's not from youtube but from Discovery World. The show is called Strip The City and is very informative about the engineering behind the city. The part 5 video is very interesting about a project to expand the hydro capacity of the Niagara Falls...