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20241120. A) Another pic of the doomed west-side blocks of Pape for the Cosburn Ontario Line station. B) With the PRIVATE sign in the background, I won a challenge by the security guard returning to his car. November 21, 2024
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
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20241120. A) Another pic of the doomed west-side blocks of Pape for the Cosburn Ontario Line station. B) With the PRIVATE sign in the background, I won a challenge by the security guard returning to his car. November 21, 2024
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

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20241120. A) Another pic of the doomed west-side blocks of Pape for the Cosburn Ontario Line station. B) With the PRIVATE sign in the background, I won a challenge by the security guard returning to his car.
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.

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