It seems a condo is inbound for the former St Catherine of Siena Catholic church and the former Trull funeral home, on the south side of Danforth east of Greenwood. Studio JCI for Core Developments.

According to Steve Munro's blog, the Coxwell rail bridge is going to have some sort of project done starting in April for about two months. Does anyone know what the plan is - scheduled maintenance on the existing (and boy could it use some TLC) or Metrolinx work to provision a 4th track?

Unilever North? The answer to James Pasternak's subway prayers? https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/bombardier-looking-for-buyer-for-downsview-site-in-toronto/article37591850/ I always thought there was an opportunity missed when the Douglas facility at Pearson closed, but at the time...

Because the SRT is now expected to continue until 2026 (or longer, let's face it) there needs to be consideration about the non-accessible stations. While some money has been thrown down the well in the shape of Presto, wifi and so on, making the stations AODA accessible by the deadline would be...

is there a technical limitation precluding GO from putting a platform on the Milton line at Bloor?

Because after Shoppers and the LCBO, we needed yet another failure to densify. Is there a nuclear bomb planted under the site which is why it has failed to be developed over the years? http://app.toronto.ca/tmmis/viewAgendaItemHistory.do?item=2015.GM5.26...

On Metro Morning, John Parker mentioned (during a discussion of traffic volumes in Leaside arising out of the fatality at Millwood and McRae) that he has been discussing with staff the possibility of some sort of relief for local traffic. Does anyone have any idea what he has in mind?

Sorry if this has been noted elsewhere, but can someone tell me what is going on with the works specified in the thread title? Passing on evening Bloor-Danforth trains it's hard to make out whether the works are rail related, road related, or something else entirely. TIA.

Have been commuting by car more than usual since my kid started daycare and have noticed some of the downtown streets are getting pretty wrecked. Gerrard from Jarvis to Bay gets worse as you travel into the city with a mix of teethrattling surface and poor lane markings approaching Yonge -...

One of the things that stands out when I'm looking at maps of the east downtown is the jog the 72A has to make from Mill St turning onto Parliament, to Front, to Berkeley and then to Esplanade-Berkeley-Hahn Place. Given the renaissance of the Distillery District, the fact that Mill St will be a...

So while the Tories and NDP have Air Canada A319s, the Libs have hired, at the last minute and not yet ready to fly, Air Inuit's sole jet - a 1979 Boeing 737-200Combi. Based on numbers I found: A319 3,100kg/block hour, 120 passengers (25.8kg/passenger/hour) B732C 4,300kg/block hour, 112...

Conde Nast and Morgan Stanley are behind separate proposals to the Metropolitan Transit Authority to build up to 70 storey developments over rail lands on New York's West Side (11th Avenue between 30th and 33rd Streets). It's a bit like the proposal (which I believe has been moved away from) to...

John Barber's column in the G&M says "what's the big deal" about loading more land transfer tax on. I saw the same argument in Eye a few weeks back and it makes me crazy. "The seller will absorb the tax" - that might be true for the few who are downsizing and are cashing out the capital in...