evandyk
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The days when the biggest problem was an old drainpipe seem so quaint at this point.
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A bit more info at Star: https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/ci...cle_70faa1d0-4073-11ef-bc8f-cf70038e8e8b.html
jxmith_
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I mean, when your average homeowner can’t bring their renovations in on time and budget, what could we reasonably expect from a large bureaucracy?
jmacmillan
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I live nearby. It’s astonishing how long it’s taking to build. I encourage someone at UrbanToronto tour the site.
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This is from
I assume this EXCLUDES the latest budget-hole/scandal that was revealed last week. Even in December 2023 the Green P was not apparetly going to open until December 2024. Has this slipped yet again??
The Q1 Report for 2024 sees further slippages or certainly no speeding up!
EX16.10 - Capital Variance Report for the Twelve Months Ended December 31, 2023 .
I assume this EXCLUDES the latest budget-hole/scandal that was revealed last week. Even in December 2023 the Green P was not apparetly going to open until December 2024. Has this slipped yet again??
The Q1 Report for 2024 sees further slippages or certainly no speeding up!
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Blixtein
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Likewise. It’ll feel weird when they finally get around to opening it.
unrealestate
Active Member
we're going on 1 year at basically the same state of completion. f'ing depressing between this and eglinton. so many incompetent people working for the city.
UrbanAffair
Senior Member
It's not just the city, its all levels of government. I say that as someone in government. It's certainly partly bureaucratic red tape and wasted time on meetings about meetings, but after being at various companies for a while on the public side, there seems to be a real lack of qualified leadership that understands leadership approaches focused on positivity and motivation as a general concept. There are also a lot of people put in positions of management based on cronyism or nepotism, at least where I used to work which was a public, but pretending to be private, org. I'm probably only clipping the tip of the mismanagement iceberg.
My last manager was actually great, but those ppl above them were incestuous.
My last manager was actually great, but those ppl above them were incestuous.
rdaner
Senior Member
Don’t get excited it’s not open! Lol
But a few images of how well-
lit the atrium is with just daylight. Also the little courtyard on the east side will be an amazing patio/art display space! Taken 8 August.
But a few images of how well-
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You shouldn't raise our hopes like that - it actually looks virtually unchanged for several months. Grrrrrr
bgobgo
Active Member
Courtyard is on the west side.
rdaner
Senior Member
As the photo shows there is also a courtyard on the east side adjacent to St. Lawrence Hall. You must be thinking of the plaza.
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This is not likely to be patio I think - at least at the moment it is the emergency exit and loading dock for the Hall. If the Biagio Restaurant (who have the patio on west side) is ever replaced by one more 'useful' or innovative then I guess they could set it up as a second patio for them but .....