From Ok_Island6801 on Reddit.

Terribly disrespectful to Love Park and Claude Cormier.

cc: @AlexBozikovic @Northern Light


I'm bringing the pic forward as the Reddit doesn't load automatically in UT for me:

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No way is this ok...........
 
I'm bringing the pic forward as the Reddit doesn't load automatically in UT for me:

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No way is this ok...........

I'm looking into enforcement action options on this......... while I do........

Can someone here on 'X' / Twitter @ Wendys and ask them if they have permission from the City to advertise in a park? If not maybe they want to remove the signs before by-law enforcement shows up.
 
Hey Wendy's, would you like fines with that?

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...so they need to stick signs all over a public park that's several blocks from this?
 
Anyone been by to see if the signs are still there? I put a complaint in to 311.

There was a Wendy's in a food court on the west side of the Path (55 University, I think), but it closed for renovations. Maybe they're about to reopen and that's what the ads are related to.
 
Love Park is cool, gorgeous & chic on a global universal level designed by the excellent Claude Cormier. So glad it was built. Toronto absolutely needed the cool aesthetic upgrade w LP & Berczy. This park should be full of people & no doubt it will be. But more beautiful parks like this one also need to take up space in busy, high pedestrian areas downtown, so a lot more people can hang out & fill the space- on & near major streets, areas. Important & impressive well designed green & urban spaces in the city are scarce & insufficient comparatively to almost every big wealthy global city.
And it seems Toronto’s “good enough” leaders have no desire or ambition to change that. More built housing is a good thing but if it’s not surrounded by dynamic lively outdoor spaces, places, parks then that would be disastrous, ruinous & set T.O. back another few decades. Toronto should demand more downtown parks.
Toronto Parks Czar?
Find the space (empty lots, parking, abandoned buildings & structures) & then find the funding. Good philanthropic community helps.
 
Wisteria watch! Looks like this may be the year of a lot of climbing! Taken 16 May.

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I've taken the top of your photo above to illustrate the pruning issue I discussed a few weeks back, by zooming in.

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See all the whispy thin bits of Wisteria, with no buds on them? These sections should have pruned last winter to promote flowering and growth.
 

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