Why enshrine building height restrictions or any other building code into law if they are only to routinely be ignored and overridden? And yes, no one has an inherent right to sunshine. But everyone doesn’t have right to have a say in how their neighbourhood looks in regard to major changes...

My point is the overall effect the height of 37.4 m will have in the neighbourhood by blocking out the sun, as well as how the building directly across the street from the proposed site was omitted from official plans. Seems odd. If you want to build a tower well in excess of the maximum stated...

The official proposal is for a total height of 37.4 m. If the height of an average storey is 3 m then, as they say, ‘do the math’.

This building is proposed to be built 13 stories high, not 7 stories. It will completely block out the sunlight for neighbouring building and residences. Thirteen stories is well above the maximum allowable height restriction imposed by the city. The developer’s site plans and artists renderings...