[Johnny Au]

March 6, 2024:

190th anniversary of Toronto's incorporation

 

[rdsoc]

Testing a few different images out tonight…

Edit: A few more. Sorry for the long range grainy shots - they’re cycling through fairly quick.

 

[skycandy]

 

[adrianaliu]

I can see this thing from afar from my apartment and the green lighting is so so so so so sos so so os so so so so so so bad. total eyesore. it was nice when it was white lighting going from left to right or whatever. the greeen is just so bad ruins the skyline. SAD!

 

[GoinUp]

I can see this thing from afar from my apartment and the green lighting is so so so so so sos so so os so so so so so so bad. total eyesore. it was nice when it was white lighting going from left to right or whatever. the greeen is just so bad ruins the skyline. SAD!

Agreed. This building's lighting at night is positively awful (and outrageously excessive). Surprised this hasn't been dialed down yet

 

[UrbanAffair]

 

[kotsy]

Agreed. This building's lighting at night is positively awful (and outrageously excessive). Surprised this hasn't been dialed down yet

I can see this thing from afar from my apartment and the green lighting is so so so so so sos so so os so so so so so so bad. total eyesore. it was nice when it was white lighting going from left to right or whatever. the greeen is just so bad ruins the skyline. SAD!

NOPE! Your opinions are completely wrong.

 

[stjames2queenwest]

Fully disagree here, love the green. Give me more lights and colour please and thanks.

 

[isaidso]

When something affects the entire population, there needs to be broad consensus. It's why we have laws and regulations limiting all kinds of things (noise, speed limits, guns, leash laws, minimum wage, etc.) to maintain a minimum quality of life for all citizens. The "I love it so everyone else has to suck it up" mindset has no place in Canadian society.

 

[A Torontonian Now]

When something affects the entire population, there needs to be broad consensus. It's why we have laws and regulations limiting all kinds of things (noise, speed limits, guns, leash laws, minimum wage, etc.) to maintain a minimum quality of life for all citizens. The "I love it so everyone else has to suck it up" mindset has no place in Canadian society.

Similarly the "I don't like it so you can't do it even on your own private property" mentality should be subject to limits in Canadian society.

At present, there is no regulation against the lighting at 160 Front, so therefore it is permitted. You can lobby your City Councilor if you believe that should change.

 

[Undead]

I wish people were one tenth as passionate about the potholes on the streets as they are about LEDs on a billion dollar building.

 

[Dr. Snoot]

When something affects the entire population, there needs to be broad consensus. It's why we have laws and regulations limiting all kinds of things (noise, speed limits, guns, leash laws, minimum wage, etc.) to maintain a minimum quality of life for all citizens. The "I love it so everyone else has to suck it up" mindset has no place in Canadian society.

It's interesting that you think having to look at an object from far away "affects the entire population" and drastically changes a person's "quality of life". Must be a very tough existence with that mindset.

Just don't look, darling.

 

[Undead]

It's visible from afar. I was near Fairview Mall tonight and it was visible from some areas.

 

[LUVIT!]

I love the brightness and the cheer the lighting brings. Toronto has mostly been non-showy. Bring on the brightness! More please!

 

[hipsiguy]