Another installment of Arnotti's One Trick Pony.
More buildings - not necessarily heritage, but heritag-ish at least - doing the condo gondo routine.
Bistro 990 is an iconic eatery frequented not by the likes of me, but by people much more fancified than I am. A regular Toronto Film Festival hang out.
Gone!
Sutton Place Hotel > Condo!
Across the street, an iconic
hotel, this time. Just steps from the Mink Mile.
At least here they are leaving most of the building and just converting hotel rooms to condos.
Oh yeah, they are adding an additional nine floors.
I guess to help it fit in with its towering neighbours.
Sort of gone!
Bizzaro! > Condo!
Hmmmm....guess they are running out of new designs for all these condos.
Whatever was there before is....gone!
Newspaper Box > Condo!
A (small) one bedroom condo going up here.
All the news is....gone!
78 Stories > Condo!
I believe this is slated to be the (for now) tallest condo in Toronto, at 78 stories.
Now zooming in on the hoarding around this site, lower right, circle.....
I hope the engineers build buildings better than the marketers make signs....
And in a little spot that I thought was definitely safe from condomania, they are putting not one, not two, but three condos.
Right near Air Canada Centre, Skydome and Union Station, so they wedge them in anywhere/everywhere. And as Toronto just announced its first 300 square foot condo (301 actually) they can probably pack a lot of them in.
And packing them in everywhere is true. Toroto has more condos under construction than any city in North America. Who's buying all these things?
As highlighted recently - click "That's A Sale?" for refresher - rather than living in the "3 shirts for $300" world, I'd be more of a "5 T-shirts for $10" kind of guy.
Well, looks like I was a little hard on the old gal.
Not bad. I had to check twice to make sure I had the same corner.
But you can see the same old white paint in the lower left that hasn't been covered over.
Ouff! I live in a tough neighbourhood.
And right across the street from me, too.
Of course - a condo. 
Although 104 isn't all that old, this industrial style building reflects a touch of whimsy, often evident in architecture from that era.
Another installment of Arnotti's One Trick Pony.
Across the street, an iconic hotel, this time. Just steps from the Mink Mile. 
Oh yeah, they are adding an additional nine floors.
Hmmmm....guess they are running out of new designs for all these condos.
A (small) one bedroom condo going up here.
I believe this is slated to be the (for now) tallest condo in Toronto, at 78 stories.
I hope the engineers build buildings better than the marketers make signs....
And in a little spot that I thought was definitely safe from condomania, they are putting not one, not two, but three condos.
Bishop Thomas Collins, Archbishop of Toronto, has just been elevated to the position of Cardinal.
The City Of Toronto just completed a sidewalk beautification project last fall along this stretch of Yonge St.
Don't tell me they brought these dozers in to tear the whole thing up!
From these markings, though, it sure looks like it.
And we all know "If it's not Scottish, it's.........". [With thanks, and/or apologies, to Mike Myers.]
No poop, Poirot!
Even though it was well known that the existing layout at Ontario Place was on the chopping block, Ontario Place management still went ahead with a $1.8-million upgrade last year. 
On a recent (business)trip to the Rockies, was able to sneak away from the business long enough to capture the sun coming up on those Rockies.
Guess it was a slow "business" day, as I wasn't missed several times that morning. Hmmmmm....
Okay, I mainly spent the day in the dining room. Leaving only to eat.
But on ne thing, I think we can all agree, the above four shots are an incredible example of time lapse photography. 
Hello sisters.
But stunning views of the mountains everywhere.
Oops....no mountains.
Even without the sun, very dramatic vistas.
...unless it is another head. 
