Heavy machinery at Bayview and Belsize

by South Bayview Bulldog Admin • June 6, 2014

Bayview & Belsize is a busy intersection this Friday afternoon. The sidewalk is getting torn up on the north-west corner. Trucks and scaffolding take up the south-west corner as roof repairs continue above the Royal Bank. Proceed with caution.

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