Someone got the video bug?

Ironic. Occupy Toronto was upon historical "Commercial". 3 streets & 1 full block done in this map alone.

I thought it went up higher in the back side. I also remember being two versions, but very similar.

You beat me to it. I was going to ask about it as it was in a previous post. Didn't it have more to it though?

South from Dundas St. bridge. The bridge in view is Gerrard.

That's by the police station. I spent a night there, from what I can remember.

Great shot. More evidence against those that have nothing but the "NIMBY" term around. When are they planning on tearing down the current Riverdale Hospital?

I would love to hit the Don for skating. I don't remember it ever being frozen though.

Any chance anybody has any images of Gerrard & Jones? Some recent development up that way.

Hasn't changed much. Coffee a little older.

If my aunt had wheels, she would be a tea cart.

I'm not continuing this. If you want to debate this stuff, I'm sure we can find a forum.

That company, and South Korea, have grown on wonderful things they have offered to the World. Actually, that model is something most of us would remember, except for lonely monkeys, and their simple bananas. Since then, Japanese auto manufacturers have adopted Kaizen (not in the monkey book)...

pffft.

<snip> Edited because I don't want to take all this out on you in here. You obviously don't get it, and I'm not going to demonstrate that and lose my access to this thread.

Selling airplanes through subsidies is not really a sale, is it? Matching other crooked countries in order to "save an industry" is completely backwards.

Yay for money. I think we've been invited into more international business transactions as a peaceful nation, than selling anything quick we can come up with. The Oilsands are a fine example. Potash is another example. If we were so friction proud, we would find a way of managing our...

So what you are saying is that it was a plane with no advantages? That makes no sense. It being "Ours" would have been the problem, stretching into today. If what you say is true, which I don't believe for a minute, then it would only put us on the map as an aggressor. Bombardier is...

Apparently the book sets the record straight, and it wasn't as simple as a matter of pride. It was apparently 40 years ahead of its time, so I'm sure there was a reasonable position to terminate the project. To be honest I don't know if I would want Canada known for producing a killing machine...

Swinging Betty would have been in the NOW, if at the right time.