[Skyhighzz]

What a loss. Gutted. Hopefully he worked closely with other great landscape architects who can continue his inspiring excellence.
The cities of Montreal & Toronto owe him so much.

 

[rdaner]

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

Rest in peace, Mr. Cormier. /bows

 

[Johnny Au]

There should be a statue of the late great Claude Cormier in Love Park.

RIP Claude Cormier

 

[Toron]

RIP Claude Cormier

The water seems still green...Is that green coloured water cleared and fixed??

 

[CanadianNational]

Rest In Peace, Mr. Cormier.

Thanks for all your excellent work.

 

[3Dementia]

Very, very sad news. I agree with Johnny that some kind of memorial should be (fittingly) a fixture in Love Park... he gave so much love to the city with his stellar, delightful work and generously gave back to U of T to support the next generation of landscape design artists. Left us too young .

 

[flonicky]

 

[Northern Light]

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Really nice captures w/the sunlight on that angle!

 

[DavidCapizzano]

One of the wisteria plants has grown quite tall - almost to the top of the trellis. The other one not so much.

 

[Parkdalian]

Taken today, Oct. 14. And my 1,000th post!

Enjoying a break in Love Park.

 

[Toron]

the water still green

 

[CapitalSeven]

the water still green

Well, it's in the heart of Canadian avarice and capitalism. Envy wins out over love.

 

[LUVIT!]

I'm sorry to hear about Claude Comier's death. I met him once years ago at a trade shown where we chatted briefly..He was very friendly and eager to have a quick chat. My condolences.

 

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Toronto Star. 14 October, 2023.