TheKingEast
Senior Member
Neither of them are good.
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Neither of them are good.
hawc
Senior Member
Wrong.
Torontovibe
Senior Member
Liberty Village is a bigger disappointment because it had such great potential, with the historic buildings. That seems to have had little benefit here. I seriously get irritated just walking in this area and visualizing what could have been. I hate seeing this city allow great opportunities to just slip through it's fingers. It signifies something is wrong with the system. (and it will continue to happen)
taal
Senior Member
To be fair, the historic part of the Liberty is the west part, that has been for the most part untouched ... the buildings closer to the Metro are decent I find anyway ...
Torontovibe
Senior Member
CityPlace gets its Tim Horton's fix on thursday. The restaurant is all finished construction and it looks good, with a variety of seating options and a fire place. I bet it will be a popular meeting place. An outdoor patio would be perfect here.
Finally, a convenient public washroom comes to Canoe Landing Park. Thank you, Tim Horton's!
Finally, a convenient public washroom comes to Canoe Landing Park. Thank you, Tim Horton's!
Tuscani01
Senior Member
The permit did include a patio, so that will definitely be part of it. There are porta potties in Canoe Landing Park right now too.
torontocondosorg
New Member
The patio was busy yesterday. Definitely a nice addition to the neighbourhood.
Tuscani01
Senior Member
I walked by the patio at 1am this morning, and it was full. Good to see 24/7 animation on the street as a result of this patio.
ChesterCopperpot
Senior Member
Coming to Cityplace opposite Hunters Landing
https://twitter.com/RoyalMeats/status/499188804184711168/photo/1
https://twitter.com/RoyalMeats/status/499188804184711168/photo/1
Tuscani01
Senior Member
Haha, you beat me to it.
torontocondosorg
New Member
Also have La Zona pizzeria coming to the neighbourhood soon too.
Tuscani01
Senior Member
Spot Coffee has had their lease terminated. Nice large retail space!
Bad Bear
Active Member
Why the already-build part of City Place is so littered? It's one of the few place in downtown that seems to lacks of proper maintenance.
acornman
New Member
I thought they would have also have solved the dog crap problem by now but apparently it's still a big issue in the area.
I think one of the problems is how many of the tenants are recent grads that live as if they are still in their university dorm.
Tuscani01
Senior Member
The area does get cleaned regularly, however it gets messy really quickly. That's the price you pay for living next to the Rogers Centre and some of Toronto's biggest attractions. The city is usually pretty good at cleaning up, but things get messy really quickly at times.
As for the dog crap... its an ongoing issue. Seems like many neighbourhoods have the same issue and the city has no way to control it. Concord Adex installed dog waste bag holders in many of the problem areas, but people are still being lazy and not giving a shit (pardon the pun). I wouldn't say the problem is due to recent grads, as many seem to care. To be honest, a lot of immigrants seem to be the issue. I know that has been the case in the parking garage at Luna, for example. Signs and warnings do nothing to stop the problem because english isn't the first language.
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