evandyk
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But if you're just looking for some info, it's this:
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AlvinofDiaspar
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If you want the latest - from the March WT Investment and Real Estate Committee meeting:
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AlvinofDiaspar
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From the April WT DRP:
Yes! Olafur Eliasson is in the running!
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Yes! Olafur Eliasson is in the running!
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tripwire
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Bayside getting an Organic Garage supermarket, 4th Quarter this year.
Organic Garage Provides Corporate Update for 2018 and Outlook for 2019
TORONTO — Organic Garage Ltd. (TSXV:OG) (“Organic Garage” or the “Company”), an independent organic and natural foods grocery chain, is pleased to provide a…business.financialpost.com
Anyone know what's happened/happening with this? My wife and I were saying that seemed like a good spot for another grocer (though we were hoping for TnT since the Cherry one is kaput).
Northern Light
Superstar
Organic Garage pulled out; so they aren't coming.
T&T is going in to the former Loblaws City Market space on College; they won't be here, in all likelihood.
First Capital appears to still be marketing the lease; so it's likely vacant for the next several months anyway.
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FNTS
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I'm fanboying so hard right now. I saw his Weather Project at the Tate Modern by random chance in 2004, and after that I've made it a point to go see his work any time I can. Hope he gets selected.
WeirdFishes
Active Member
Adrian Villar Rojas has my vote. Imagine something like this in the water at Bayside?
https://cfileonline.org/exhibition-theaster-gates-and-adrian-villar-rojas-at-the-2015-istanbul-contemporary-ceramic-art/
https://cfileonline.org/exhibition-theaster-gates-and-adrian-villar-rojas-at-the-2015-istanbul-contemporary-ceramic-art/
FNTS
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That looks pretty cool. It reminds me of this Nancy Rubins sculpture in London:
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However, it looks like a potential safety hazard and I don't see Toronto bureaucrats going for it.
TheSix
Active Member
I walked around here yesterday and the trees lining the promenade are indeed in big trouble. From the looks of it, close to 90% of them appear to be dying from some disease. I'd be surprised if any of them are salvageable at this point. Such a shame.
Riseth
Senior Member
The ones over by Pier 27 aren't looking in the best shape as well, at least when I saw them last Friday. A lot of them are yellowing and look worn out.
DavidCapizzano
Senior Member
I'm no tree expert but it has been a very hot and dry summer - hopefully it's just stress from the heat and nothing too serious
Katxaxa
New Member
No, they are indeed dying from a disease(at least the ones in East Bayfront). Waterfront Toronto and city are aware and were considering a treatment plan, but nothing has been done yet.
TheSix
Active Member
From the looks of them, I wouldn't be surprised if they're replaced in the spring. Real shame.
Northern Light
Superstar
They may just be defoliating, we can't be sure. The pest that's on them draws down their energy and the trees move to early dormancy (or, they die)....
I can't assess their condition at this point.
What will be looked for once winter kicks in is live buds on the trees to determine if they'll come back.
I imagine (but don't know) that WT is thinking they will recover next year.
Because I can tell you wholesale removal and replacement of all the trees on the promenade would be at least a high six-figure and probably 7-figure job.
You're over 100 trees, some of them quite large, and to replant, you'd have to remove some of the brick and at least grind, but probably excavate the stumps.
On top of another ~$500 per tree installed for replacement. (more if you want larger trees).
Lets try and be optimistic.
I can't assess their condition at this point.
What will be looked for once winter kicks in is live buds on the trees to determine if they'll come back.
I imagine (but don't know) that WT is thinking they will recover next year.
Because I can tell you wholesale removal and replacement of all the trees on the promenade would be at least a high six-figure and probably 7-figure job.
You're over 100 trees, some of them quite large, and to replant, you'd have to remove some of the brick and at least grind, but probably excavate the stumps.
On top of another ~$500 per tree installed for replacement. (more if you want larger trees).
Lets try and be optimistic.
tripwire
Active Member
The trees for Daniel's Lighthouse project on Jarvis also look to be in pretty bad shape.