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20160515. An empty Gardiner Expressway in Toronto frames a shaded double conventional high pressure sodum lighting pole.

May 15, 2016 Vik

20160515_6931_1680x1150The highway is closed this weekend for annual Spring maintenance.

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  • 20241119. Catching a glimpse of the CN Tower between the Distillery and Canary districts.  November 20, 2024
  • 20241118. Say goodbye to the buildings on the west side of Pape between Gamble and Gowan for construction of Cosburn Station on the Ontario Line (Image 1: S of Cosburn, Image 2: N of Cosburn). November 19, 2024
  • 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

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  • 20241119. Catching a glimpse of the CN Tower between the Distillery and Canary districts. 
  • 20241118. Say goodbye to the buildings on the west side of Pape between Gamble and Gowan for construction of Cosburn Station on the Ontario Line (Image 1: S of Cosburn, Image 2: N of Cosburn).
  • 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.
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