A not-so-secret trove of 19th century artifacts found at Union Station 

I can't begin to imagine half of what's being unearthed down there. Will Metrolinx display some of the artifacts in the new concourse on a permanent basis? That would be cool. N.b: Crosse and Blackwell, the makers of that anchovy paste, had their corporate offices at Lakeshore and Bathurst, and still stands today (formerly the home of CFMT-TV). That find is a very cool connection between Toronto and England while digging up for a railroad.

When will the Eglinton line open?

0:22 This perfectly illustrates just how much landfill the current waterfront is made up of. You can see the Toronto Harbour Commission Building (flanked by 2 warehouses on either side) sitting right on the waterfront, but today, it's 350m from the shoreline at 60 Harbour St.

Metrolinx, when will you stop holding Toronto hostage?

When is that suppose to be completed

A trove-in-the-making of the 21st century....Line 5.

Lol wsp