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The Ontario Place parking garage will cost $200 million. Getting a Royal York for $60 million more is illustrative of the times.
✊🏻 NO JETS T.O.!
Federal New Democrats stand with the Ontario NDP and the people of Toronto against Doug Ford’s destructive Billy Bishop scheme.
The Prime Minister has the power to shut this down once and for all. Protect Toronto’s waterfront, reject Ford’s Wall Street giveaway!
🇳🇴 VIKING POLARIS, Unknown Type (204 x 24 m), under way using engine, destination: USDET, course: 63.0 ° / speed: 4.6 kn
Humid late sunsets are stunning light
Jun 10, 1856: the first Grand Trunk Railway train arrives in Berlin, Ontario, from Toronto. Passengers aboard the train included Walter Shanly and Casimir Gzowski, the engineer and contractor who built the line as the Toronto & Guelph Railway. Regular service began a few days later. 1/2
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June 11 backshot bonus
Lettuces, spinaches, scapes, and radishes.
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Detroit River Boat Tracker
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Toronto Railway Museum
Ontario Conservatives are pushing an expansion of Billy Bishop airport against Torontonians wishes while Liberal Members of Parliament remain silent. Instead of answering why, the Minister mocked me for asking!
(I am the NDP critic for Transport & the Minister knows this).
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The Royal York had 1156 rooms and cost $16 million to build, an astonishing sum at the time and the equivalent of over $263 million today. The 28-storey Royal York was the tallest building in Toronto until 1931, when the Bank of Commerce Building opened on King Street. 3/3
#BREAKING: Canada Post to convert half a million addresses from home delivery to community mailboxes
June 11
- harvested 2kg (!) of radishes
- harvested spinach, lettuces
- back row cover removal in process
- second and final scape harvest
- more strawberries (500g)
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Toronto Railway Museum
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Unofficial CTV News Mirror
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Canada Post is preparing to convert an additional 485,000 homes across Canada from door-to-door delivery to community mailboxes in 2027, as part of the Crown corporation’s attempt to modernize and return to financial self-sustainability.
