Nov 21, 2020
MaartinsThe vibes are crazy
It’s otherworldly modern
gotta visit
Nov 24, 2020·1 reply
Nov 24, 2020F*** this lockdown man kmt
Nov 26, 2020·2 repliesthoughts on this adamson bbq business?
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Nov 26, 2020·1 replymoshthoughts on this adamson bbq business?
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https://twitter.com/TinaYazdani/status/1332012872457719808Wish they’d stop giving this moron more air time
- Nov 26, 2020·1 replymosh
thoughts on this adamson bbq business?
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https://twitter.com/TinaYazdani/status/1332012872457719808tf he do
- Nov 26, 2020·2 repliesRX Diggler
tf he do
defied lockdown orders on Tuesday by opening up and serving customers, no masks required
was shut down but still opened again yesterday and was charged
this morning cops changed the locks but he still got in and opened up. They arrested him but last I heard the place is still open and people are being served lmao
- Nov 26, 2020·1 replymosh
defied lockdown orders on Tuesday by opening up and serving customers, no masks required
was shut down but still opened again yesterday and was charged
this morning cops changed the locks but he still got in and opened up. They arrested him but last I heard the place is still open and people are being served lmao
why tf did that guy in the video say this canada not north korea lmaoo 
Nov 26, 2020moshdefied lockdown orders on Tuesday by opening up and serving customers, no masks required
was shut down but still opened again yesterday and was charged
this morning cops changed the locks but he still got in and opened up. They arrested him but last I heard the place is still open and people are being served lmao
An absolute idiot. People with absolutely no medical background pretending like they know more than the experts.
- Nov 27, 2020·1 replyRX Diggler
why tf did that guy in the video say this canada not north korea lmaoobro I seen a guy call this world war 3 smh
- Nov 27, 2020mosh
bro I seen a guy call this world war 3 smh
Nov 27, 2020Dr FyaskHOWish they’d stop giving this moron more air time
Nov 27, 2020i thought restaurants could be open open for takeout or were people actually eating in??
Nov 27, 2020·1 reply!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D4FqdhrtLs&feature=emb_titleGT500KRused to play ball with him at the community centre lol
- Nov 27, 2020·1 replyeel eye
used to play ball with him at the community centre lol
who
- Nov 27, 2020·1 replyGT500KR
who
lil berete
- Nov 27, 2020·1 replyeel eye
lil berete
really thats cook the other guy hes rapping with sounds good to
- Nov 27, 2020·2 repliesGT500KR
really thats cook the other guy hes rapping with sounds good to
ya they both cool. A couple years ago tho berete's songs would be a huge deal every drop. Watching him rise was crazy.
this s*** is a Toronto classic.
- Nov 27, 2020·editedeel eye
ya they both cool. A couple years ago tho berete's songs would be a huge deal every drop. Watching him rise was crazy.
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5M-WXWcNOIthis s*** is a Toronto classic.
this s*** too
- Nov 27, 2020·1 replyeel eye
ya they both cool. A couple years ago tho berete's songs would be a huge deal every drop. Watching him rise was crazy.
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5M-WXWcNOIthis s*** is a Toronto classic.
I Know a few ppl that play pick up ball in the west end which area is he from
- Nov 27, 2020·1 replyGT500KR
I Know a few ppl that play pick up ball in the west end which area is he from
regent
- Nov 27, 2020eel eye
regent
ok
- Nov 27, 2020·1 reply
READ THIS
Rogers Communications Inc. says it was exploring the future of its Toronto stadium prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the virus has caused it to put those plans on hold.
"Prior to the pandemic, we were exploring options for the stadium but through this year our primary focus has been keeping our customers connected and keeping our employees safe, so there is no update on the Rogers Centre to share at this time," said the telecommunications company's spokesperson Andrew Garas in a statement to The Canadian Press.
The statement comes after the Globe and Mail reported Friday that Rogers and Brookfield Asset Management Inc. were looking to tear down the stadium that is home to the Toronto Blue Jays as part of a larger development project.
Citing unnamed sources, the Globe reported the two companies would build a new stadium half the size on the southern part of the current site and use the remaining land for residential towers, office buildings, stores and public space.
Brookfield declined to comment on the matter.
Reports say new location being considered
The Globe also reported that Rogers and Brookfield were exploring the possibility of building a stadium along the waterfront if the development plan falls through on a slice of land called Quayside.
Google affiliate Sidewalk Labs once hoped to construct a tech-savvy neighbourhood in the same area.
"The news this morning was the first Waterfront Toronto has heard of the Quayside site as a potential new home for the Blue Jays," said Andrew Tumilty, a spokesperson for Waterfront Toronto, the agency overseeing the development of the city's lakefront.
Such a plan would need "extensive scrutiny" and require the organization to consider existing approved precinct plans, as well as the size and shape of the site, Tumilty said in an email.
The Rogers Centre, formerly known as the SkyDome, opened in 1989 and seats more than 53,000.
Nov 28, 2020Love my city
- Nov 28, 2020GT500KR
READ THIS
Rogers Communications Inc. says it was exploring the future of its Toronto stadium prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the virus has caused it to put those plans on hold.
"Prior to the pandemic, we were exploring options for the stadium but through this year our primary focus has been keeping our customers connected and keeping our employees safe, so there is no update on the Rogers Centre to share at this time," said the telecommunications company's spokesperson Andrew Garas in a statement to The Canadian Press.
The statement comes after the Globe and Mail reported Friday that Rogers and Brookfield Asset Management Inc. were looking to tear down the stadium that is home to the Toronto Blue Jays as part of a larger development project.
Citing unnamed sources, the Globe reported the two companies would build a new stadium half the size on the southern part of the current site and use the remaining land for residential towers, office buildings, stores and public space.
Brookfield declined to comment on the matter.
Reports say new location being considered
The Globe also reported that Rogers and Brookfield were exploring the possibility of building a stadium along the waterfront if the development plan falls through on a slice of land called Quayside.
Google affiliate Sidewalk Labs once hoped to construct a tech-savvy neighbourhood in the same area.
"The news this morning was the first Waterfront Toronto has heard of the Quayside site as a potential new home for the Blue Jays," said Andrew Tumilty, a spokesperson for Waterfront Toronto, the agency overseeing the development of the city's lakefront.
Such a plan would need "extensive scrutiny" and require the organization to consider existing approved precinct plans, as well as the size and shape of the site, Tumilty said in an email.
The Rogers Centre, formerly known as the SkyDome, opened in 1989 and seats more than 53,000.
saw this earlier today. crazy to see it go.
can't believe they're adding more construction to everything around the gardiner, the demolition alone is gonna take 5 years knowing toronto construction
