John Moore (15.11.2017 23:33)
Until recently had worked in this building for a year and it was quite nice. The security/helpdesk were always friendly and willing to help. If ever there was a cleanup or repair needed it was quickly addressed.
VinnyBarbarini (15.08.2017 23:20)
The picture shown on the Google maps header for this location is showing Tower C, viewed from Sparks St. Tower A is not on Sparks Street. It is on Queen St. or Albert St. (depending on where you enter) in the middle section of the street block bordered by Kent and Lyon. The map marker is correct.
Maxim Zakurdaev (08.07.2017 08:58)
Nice modem place with lots of small shops and amenities. It is a bit hard to navigate at first, but there is a security desk there to help you out.
Roberta Arlidge (27.05.2017 19:18)
I remember being five with my mom one summer in the late 70's and we were nearly kicked out by a security guard for riding the glass elevators. We didn't have much and mom and I would "play tourist" . Not sure if you can ride them anymore I have not been in one since that day. The mall itself has always been a hidden underground mystery mall to me. It's like Billings Bridge with government buildings attached. It's still very unwelcoming unless you have money or look like you belong even with an Apple tree walk in and a Pharma Plus. The few stores are very high end. The security guard guarding the non public sides does not help the atmosphere either. Oddly the Appletree and the Pharma Plus are near the outside staircase. If it could be locked off and I think it is to keep the the commoners from getting access to the other side I think it would be. The place is a booming weekday government mall. A laid back place on early weekday mornings and evenings for the clinic and pharmacy. As the rest of the mall shows its government customers only as much is shut weekends.
Jean-Marc Begin (02.02.2017 20:29)
Go find the food court in here... you'll love it.