Big Daddy, I misread what you meant by "no class," I think you're just referring to the building architecture. Sorry for my snide remarks then, my bad. But I still believe in Mississauga!! Ha?

This complex may not be most pleasing to the eye, but it's an ideal building/location for someone living in Mississauga. It's along two major bus routes (Eglinton and Glen Erin) and across from a transit hub that provides access to the entire city. There's a massive shopping complex directly...

UTM is under a flurry of activity as well, which, when completed will boast three new buildings and an already constructed parking garage (for all my suburban friends to park their fancy cars in while they jot to class). The on-campus rumours are that one structure will be a state-of-the-art...

/\ Fiendish Librarian: Yeah, I had assumed that the UTSC was similar, if not worse than UTM. As a student who has attended another post-secondary school and made friends with people of many cultures, religions, and national backgrounds, I found it odd and angering that UTM - part of the...

My professors at school often talk about Canada's silent racism: how Canadians put on this public facade to embrace the multiculturalism the government, etc seems to shamelessly promote as our identity when, in fact, many Canadians are closeted racist, to varying degrees. I'm not well versed on...

Re: Calgary Rendering Are all of these buildings actually in the process of being built/demolished as in the Toronto rendering (with a few exceptions)? I think the tall B/A-esque building is the proposed tower that was rumoured to be a Ritz-Carlton. Keyword is was. I believe that particular...

Sweet pictures! I know everyone hates Mississauga for being the epitomy of urban sprawl, but I happen to enjoy living here. I think it's a farily exciting 'suburb' and I have to admit that it has a decent transportation system, job market and nightlife. It has a lot to offer in...

Re: Waterfront rejuvination Softee - Have you heard anything more about this convention centre being built on the rail lands? I believe it was proposed by a Burlington architecural firm or something or other. It had Sudbury up in arms according to an article I read.

Great shots! I'm actually from North Bay and happen to be sitting in the THRIVING metropolis as I type this message (I'm back for reading week). North Bay is a nice city, small town politics aside. It offers excellent recreational facilities and has much a city of its size would not...

Sorry about my false information - I was just trying to remember what I read on the sign put up by the Town. My memory must be failing me, which isn't a good sign during exam season.

That particular project is on the current site of Edgemere Estate. Some of you may recall the property when it was sold to Clewes for a reported $45 million making it the most expensive property to ever go up for sale in Canada. The link is here...

I recently just moved from Reynolds St. in Oakville (just down from the proposed site actually), and although one would expect that there may be opposition to the height of this building, it is important to note that there are other 10+ storey buildings in the area (Allan and Trafalgar). As...

I can see the entire Niagara skyline from Oakville on a clear day. I was down at the waterfront the other day and for the first time noticed the new Hilton addition. I'll try to take a pic on the next clear day.

Thanks for the pictures! They're great. I was wondering why you said Buckhead is like Mississauga but on steroids. I'm not entirely familiar with Atlanta, would care to elaborate on what you meant by this statement?