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8 subway stations are shutting down on the TTC this weekend
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Hidden Toronto: Prince Edward Viaduct Public Lavatory
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The Bloor Viaduct could be completely transformed into Toronto s own High Line
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The latest addition to this list of suggestions is one that would see a complete revamp of the city s tallest bridge that carries one of its busiest thoroughfares.
The bridge could look like a much improved, almost unrecognizable version of its current self (to the inevitable chagrin of drivers). Rendering by Farrow Partners.
The complete reimagining of the Prince Edward Viaduct more casually known as the Bloor Viaduct, where that street turns into Danforth Ave. comes from Toronto-based architecture firm Farrow Partners, which wants to extend current sidewalks into the five lanes of traffic and create a new offering for residents.
8 subway stations are shutting down on the TTC this weekend
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Unused Don Valley tracks could be Toronto s answer to NYC s High Line Park, group says cbc.ca 2 hrs ago Kate McGillivray © Kate McGillivray/CBC A group of east-enders says a tucked-away section of track could become a big tourist draw, and a way for Torontonians to understand their city s history.
To see the area Chris William s believes could be Toronto s own version of the famous New York City High Line park, you have to leave the trails at Evergreen Brickworks behind.
Step through tangled trees and bushes, over a fallen fence, and there they are the unused CP Don Branch train tracks, which run south from the Thorncliffe Park area before meeting the Don River.