That map shows the new streets that have been constructed south of of Rexdale Blvd., but still has the old configuration of the Rexdale/Islington intersection. Anyways, thanks for sharing this, it's good to know why my neighbourhood has been torn apart for the past month.

We can end the speculation, guys. I have a reliable source who tells me that a portal to hell was discovered under Yonge and Eglinton. This would have been fine, but it wasn't on the original engineering documents.

Oh hell yes, I've wanted this thing redeveloped for years.

See, I know you're lying because the shoreline was actually at Davenport Road.

With a new Conservative government being elected, we are guaranteed only a renaissance of tax cuts and deferred spending.

ah sweet, more garbage

The saying among city staff is that it's easier to get rid of kid than it is to get rid of a tree in this city.

From reddit. No details.

Even if Quebec splits (unlikely), you can still run a train across an international border.

Those panels you see on the top used to be windows. They were enclosed due to noise complaints.

Nah, they'll claim they can't go ahead with the tunnel without federal funding, and that'll be it.

All this just to keep UrbanToronto photographers out.

I'm very familiar with the area but I find those renders disorienting. I'm not sure what perspective each of them is taken from. I assume the first picture is looking northwest because you can see Allen Rd. in the background. I'm not sure about the rest.

Took the GO train past Mt. Dennis today. Lots of activity. I saw LRVs in the yard with "Eglinton" on the front sign. The bus terminal, Kodak building, and station platform had all their lights on, and there was an LRV in the station, along with a group of people on the platform. Honestly, the...

Miller himself has said as much.

Is a 2024 opening date for Finch even likely at this point?

Those stripes at track level at the stations look awesome. Great splash of colour.

When the subway opened in 2017, the tallest building in the area was the KPMG building, which has now been completely dwarfed.

Just east of Jane, near Fergy Brown Park.

The internal roads in Woodbine do allow public traffic, but they are VERY pedestrian hostile as currently constructed.