haha, yeah, thanks...I dunno what to change it to just yet but I shall change it in due course!

What an interesting and entertaining video, thanks so much for sharing!

Fantastic news, looking forward to this!!

Gotcha! Thanks.

Hi, sorry, I don't understand...did I read you guys right: This thing is approved with construction planning in progress for 2019?

Hopefully The One will have a publicly-accessible nightclub on the roof like Manulife Center has, would be some dramatic views from the top!

meh, it looks good to me!!! Not every building needs to look like the Guggenheim, Oriental Pearl or Versailles!!

Density eeezzzz gewdddd...we need more more more!!! :D

Thanks for the info, pic is fine, I just couldn't remember the address for it! :)

What on earth is that brown, hairy looking building on the left??

So when will this thing get approved? Hopefully soon, we need more density between Bloor and Southcore.

Thanks Norm, you're a Toronto legend now! I always state "by Norm Li on Flickr" when I share your photos on SSP Forum. Your aerial shots are the best I've seen and you really should contact Tourism Toronto and City Hall about them!

Looking good, a nice addition to the Y&D skyline. More density please!

Don't lose your passion man. There are many people here who work in the planning and development industry and don't take kindly to those who criticize or disagree with the conservative status quo.

Very high quality graphic Vinny, would love to see more of your work with respect to Toronto's skyline!

love GTAA that swagger...lets keep growing and dominating as a city, then shift the national capital to Toronto ahahaha...

Most people who are against the games in a city like Toronto have only a token understanding of the costs and factors involved. As someone who is quite fiscally conservative and has also researched this topic to death (spent years on the various Olympic forums among other things) I can state...

Most people who are against the games in a city like Toronto have only a token understanding of the costs and factors involved. As someone who is quite fiscally conservative and has also researched this topic to death (spent years on the various Olympic forums among other things) I can state...

Were these photos taken on Gould Street?? Looks lovely!

Good, keep 'em coming ;) We need moreeeee density!!