With respect to the man who has died in the collaps of the Uptown theater, I favour the demolition and the construction of the condos. Historical buildings are important and the “good times and memories” that follow, but not as important as the environment. Toronto is expanding at a tremendous rate and it is key that more downtown housing is created. It is the only way to ensure that urban is reduced (which is very bad for the environment). So to those who disprove the already demolished Uptown theater, please remember that by protecting the environment you are pleasing a far greater amount of people who actually care about Uptown. Besides, if we dont protect our future, historical means nothing.
MISTAKE it is …“urban sprawl”
Dom V
With respect to the man who has died in the collaps of the Uptown theater, I favour the demolition and the construction of the condos. Historical buildings are important and the “good times and memories” that follow, but not as important as the environment. Toronto is expanding at a tremendous rate and it is key that more downtown housing is created. It is the only way to ensure that urban is reduced (which is very bad for the environment). So to those who disprove the already demolished Uptown theater, please remember that by protecting the environment you are pleasing a far greater amount of people who actually care about Uptown. Besides, if we dont protect our future, historical means nothing.
Dom V