Tewder
Senior Member
Yeah i like the surprise element here too. It reminds me of those historic plaques you find in European cities that indicate where old ramparts once stood, it's kind of a neat thing to stumble upon.
There is actually a plan in St Lawrence to mark the original shoreline from The Distillery to Yonge. The line is now there at the Distillery (in the passageway near the new Cluny restaurant) and at Berczy so progress is being made. (rather slowly but ...)Ditto
There is actually a plan in St Lawrence to mark the original shoreline from The Distillery to Yonge. The line is now there at the Distillery (in the passageway near the new Cluny restaurant) and at Berczy so progress is being made. (rather slowly but ...)
I doubt the actual pharmacy part will be open 24/7 (very few are) and there is a Metro pharmacy not more than 100 yards away so if one needs emergency Kleenex, condoms or non-pharmaceuticals at 4am you really do not have far to go.I hope it's gonna be open 24/7.
I doubt the actual pharmacy part will be open 24/7 (very few are) and there is a Metro pharmacy not more than 100 yards away so if one needs emergency Kleenex, condoms or non-pharmaceuticals at 4am you really do not have far to go.
Tims seems to be moving in too.
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To erect and display two illuminated wall signs. **Tim Horton's**
As soon as Tim's closed the location nearby on Front St (now Jack Astor's) I assumed they'd open a new one here. But then when they opened that location down on Jarvis and Esplanade, I wasn't sure. I'd think this was too many locations close together (with a third Tim's just on the other side of Berczy Park) but it seems there actually isn't a saturation point for Tim Horton's in Canada, is there?