With the addition of the new Old Mill car dealership on the old Torcan/CP/Fastfreight site next to the Walmart at Runnymede and Dundas St West, whose lot itself was part of the Torcan/CP/Fastfreight site have come some wonderful new street amendments.
Two of these being the black fence and the evergreen trees, both of which help change the intersection from a concrete hole in a better yet not complete intersection in terms of visual and common use appeal.
It’s curious that the underpass uses the same colour tiles as Jane subway station.
Great insight A.R, until you brought it up I didn’t notice.
How legal are all those signs? Nice fence messed up with ads.
Considering they’re relatively small ads put up by the dealership on what I presume to be their property, I think they’re legal. But I really dislike those board ads nailed to wooden poles and attached to fences. Fortunately, it’s public space, and any unimpressed citizen can take them down…