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The tracks will certainly be done but they then need to fix the sidewalks and, I think, grind and repave the roads. Of course, getting...

Welcome back @bowen - we have missed you around here and hope your new job is going well. CreateTO are lucky to have you and we are...

That's good to know, but, given this is a forum on TTC signage and wayfinding, it seems odd to want to excuse or justify the historical...

Looks to me as though they are removing the top few meters of the metal piles and will then waterproof the wall. It is usually done...

Great, now they just need to do the margins and a few other rough spots between Yonge and Jarvis - I assume they will do this once...

These guys are not skipping a beat. Sumach to River on King is full steam ahead.

Or, at least, start the piling.

Frankly, transit operators all over the world seem to manage to put up and maintain accurate STOP signage with route numbers for decade...

All of the bus poles on Eglinton were replaced with post opening service for Line 5 last fall. Unfortunately they didn't put up...

You rang? The City does a Parks Plan roughly every 5 years. They spend oodles of money and time re-measuring the same things and...

This email provides you with a progress update on the King/Church construction work. Work is progressing well at the King Street and...

I thought that the City did have some sort of 'park hierarchy' running from 'signature parks' to 'local parks' but cannot see anything...

Of course I realise that people trained to do street gardening could be (easily) trained to do parks gardening but the BIA are not the...

There were some several weeks ago, most has been repaved and they seem to have almost finished working on the overpasses overhead.

That's the BIA, they do gardening in street beds etc and generally have nothing to do with parks apart from setting up things like the...