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March 14, 2015 Vik

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0241117. These houses at Eglinton and Bayview are to be replaced by a 120 metre high residential rental condo tower that will also rise above the Leaside Crosstown station. November 18, 2024
20241116. This house and the one next door, at Eglinton and Bayview, are to be replaced by a 120 metre high residential rental condo tower that will rise above the Leaside Crosstown station. November 16, 2024
20241115. I document change in Toronto’s cityscape and sometimes the changes are personal. For 20 years, I went to see my dentist at this house on Bayview just south of Eglinton. Now it’s a presentation centre for a condo development just down the street. November 16, 2024
20241114. 477 Mount Pleasant Road (Crang & Boake, 1960), a mid-century modern office building slated for redevelopment. November 16, 2024
20241113. 477 Mount Pleasant Road (Crang & Boake, 1960), a mid-century modern office building slated for redevelopment (2 photos). Tomorrow will feature 3 more photos. November 13, 2024

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0241117. These houses at Eglinton and Bayview are to be replaced by a 120 metre high residential rental condo tower that will also rise above the Leaside Crosstown station. November 18, 2024
20241116. This house and the one next door, at Eglinton and Bayview, are to be replaced by a 120 metre high residential rental condo tower that will rise above the Leaside Crosstown station. November 16, 2024
20241115. I document change in Toronto’s cityscape and sometimes the changes are personal. For 20 years, I went to see my dentist at this house on Bayview just south of Eglinton. Now it’s a presentation centre for a condo development just down the street. November 16, 2024
20241114. 477 Mount Pleasant Road (Crang & Boake, 1960), a mid-century modern office building slated for redevelopment. November 16, 2024
20241113. 477 Mount Pleasant Road (Crang & Boake, 1960), a mid-century modern office building slated for redevelopment (2 photos). Tomorrow will feature 3 more photos. November 13, 2024

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0241117. These houses at Eglinton and Bayview are to be replaced by a 120 metre high residential rental condo tower that will also rise above the Leaside Crosstown station.
20241116. This house and the one next door, at Eglinton and Bayview, are to be replaced by a 120 metre high residential rental condo tower that will rise above the Leaside Crosstown station.
20241115. I document change in Toronto’s cityscape and sometimes the changes are personal. For 20 years, I went to see my dentist at this house on Bayview just south of Eglinton. Now it’s a presentation centre for a condo development just down the street.
20241114. 477 Mount Pleasant Road (Crang & Boake, 1960), a mid-century modern office building slated for redevelopment.
20241113. 477 Mount Pleasant Road (Crang & Boake, 1960), a mid-century modern office building slated for redevelopment (2 photos). Tomorrow will feature 3 more photos.

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