Lake Shore Boulevard is arguably the southernmost of Toronto's major streets, girdling the coastline of the western two-thirds of Toronto's waterfront. The
intersection with
Bathurst Street, meanwhile, is arguably the southernmost major intersection of that north-south street, located squarely in the middle of a rapidly growing condo district.
Douglas Coupland's
Monument to the War of 1812, a controversial public sculpture I
blogged about and
photographed close-up, is visible to the left of the photo, past the TTC bus.
Compare
this photo taken in September 2012, four months later. Construction has progressed since this photo was taken in May.
