[reinventingthewheel]

It could really only be this tiny retaining wall fronting Don Mills Rd. We truly need permits to do anything.

 

[abp10]

So where exactly on the 770 Don Mills Property?

I'm not too sure honestly, I tried looking for plans on this but couldn't find any. It was probably a bit impulsive to post the permit but it kind of took me into a state of stock for a second.

I'm hopeful that they at least keep the building around, even if its not for the use of the science centre

 

[innsertnamehere]

It’s for a retaining wall which is in the way of the Ontario line, not the actual OSC building.

 

[rdaner]

Did anyone attend the info session on re-use on Wednesday?

 

[Monarch Butterfly]

Did the old Ontario Science Centre flood from the May 23rd rainfall?

Toronto Sets New Record for Rainfall with Torrential Downpours and Flooding​

See https://historyoftoronto.ca/blog/toronto-sets-new-record-for-rainfall-with-torrential-downpours-and-flooding

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