I believe this was the first strip mall in Toronto. I guess not considered heritage.
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Railrunner
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Thank god
UtakataNoAnnex
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...I think it's the aspect of containing no significant architectural value put this one up on the chopping block. Either way...if it where left up to me, I would of least left it a historical plaque in it's wake.
Midtown Urbanist
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Yesterday and today, demolishment work has picked up in earnest. Crews have been much more active.
Midtown Urbanist
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One more before the new year:
PL1
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(edit to correct myself)
Theformer Rexall the stores to the west of the former Rexall are all gone (except for the one by Bayview), and they have erected some hoarding over the sidewalk on Bayview.
Photos from this afternoon.
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Photos from this afternoon.
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PL1
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The temporary hoarding over the sidewalk along Bayview and the adjacent part of the plaza (ex art store, previously convenience store) are now gone. The former Rexall is disappearing.
PL1
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Former Rexall almost gone. From this morning.
Undead
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They better not touch the heritage LRT community liaison office.
PL1
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Sadly, the CLO is gone before the line has opened.
From this morning, looking east from Bayview. There is only the wall at the east end left, with some temporary hoarding protecting the sidewalk on Eglinton.
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Midtown Hank
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With all the added density in the area I'm wondering how long before this project gets a new application?
Midtown Urbanist
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Today
rdaner
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Taken 18 February.
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PL1
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From this morning. There are demolishing the back walls at the east end of the plaza. Very little remains standing. Photo from today from a bus
