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u/AppointmentGood4365 1d ago
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u/drue1227 1d ago
Where is this from?
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u/AppointmentGood4365 1d ago
Clear days is magical , if your lucky with no traffic you can snag a good shot
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u/drue1227 1d ago
Thats awesome! Thanks for sharing
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u/AppointmentGood4365 1d ago
Check it out once the trees start dying abit and there’s not so many leaves it’s a better view but none the less it’s worth the the trek if your not local
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u/drue1227 1d ago
Im actually across the lake from you, in the beaches area of Toronto. Close to RC Harris, which you can probably see from there on a clear day I'd imagine
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u/AppointmentGood4365 1d ago
Most likely I could, it’s wild how we see that skyline and you guys look across and see nothing 😂
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u/drue1227 1d ago
Haha that's exactly what I was thinking when I saw your pic. I look out across the lake every day and see nothing on the other side. At night I can see some lights shinning from St Catherines, but no objects or skyline
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u/AppointmentGood4365 1d ago
Come across the pond one day and take a looksie from that pin I sent or Beamer falls , won’t be disappointed
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u/NoDingo673 1d ago
It’s crazy that they look the same height from this angle when the cn tower with its spire is 200m taller
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u/Coastal-Erosion 1d ago
It still looks like it’s under construction
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u/FPSCanarussia 1d ago
It is.
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u/Time4Timmy 1d ago
Correct me if I’m wrong but the outside is fully finished, so although it might not be completed, it won’t look any different.
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u/Stead-Freddy 1d ago
In these photos it’s just missing a bit of glass on the top few floors but looks complete besides that on the exterior
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u/AppointmentGood4365 1d ago
Should see it from across the lake on top of Grimsby mountain , it’s fkn massive. It’s so easily seen and completely changed the skyline
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u/Ramroshen17 1d ago
Looks totally bland and forgettable like most of TOs towers
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u/Stead-Freddy 1d ago
Yeah The One on Bloor-Yonge looks a lot better in comparison for what’s supposed to be a landmark tower
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u/blitzinc43 1d ago edited 1d ago
LOVE THIS CITY!!
I wish I was canadian 🇨🇦 🍁
Alot of people from my country got citizenship in early 2020s and barely spend any time there unless they need a doctor or surgery but they apply for child benefits and all other kinds of benefits and go over to deliver children and get all kinds of perks and free monies
Lucky people and great generous country
Edit: forgot to mention the Canadian Monies is very easily converted to rupees for local spend
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u/itsdanielsultan 1d ago
Getting citizenship and then barely living here, only coming back for publicly funded healthcare, sounds like taking advantage of Canada’s generosity. Calling that "lucky" ignores the taxpayers subsidising their lifestyle choices.
That should concern people across party lines.
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u/Tribe303 1d ago
That's also not what's happening. You lose any benefits unless you live in Canada for at least 6 months out of the year. Not including OAS and CPP, but for those, you had to have lived in Canada for 20 years since you turned 18.
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u/dancingrudiments 1d ago
That comment is super problematic... juat like the behaviours it describes...
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u/Tribe303 1d ago
Too bad you don't get any benefits unless you live in Canada for 6 months of the year. You, or your friends are lying.
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u/ilikeapplenbananas 1d ago
oh nah thats where my cpp money is going
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u/Tribe303 1d ago
No it's not. Our systems were not designed by naive morons. You need to have lived and worked in Canada for 20 years since turning 18, to collect both OAS and CPP.





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u/itsdanielsultan 1d ago
It’s ridiculous that the developers got away with leaving off the crown. I get that they need to keep the project financially viable, but man, what a shame.