Talk:Marble slab falls off skyscraper in Toronto

my notes as I was riding to street car home I was delayed and asked what happened the street car driver said "marble falling from the towers down town"

I walked downtown and noted that First Canadian place was being blocked off, and I could see People on the side of the building inspecting it, and that the road was closed off.

image

there's w:Image:First Canadian Place.JPG, can be copied over to commons and used. –Doldrums(talk) 18:18, 17 May 2007 (UTC)

That image is already on commons, under the same name: commons:Image:First Canadian Place.JPG —Zachary ^talk 18:27, 17 May 2007 (UTC)

injuries?

no human injury caused by this, i assume? should be noted in the article

Deletion

I deleted a paragraph which was irrelevant, discussing the heights of tall buildings in Canada and the world. Interested viewers would naturally follow the provided link to Wikipedia on the building in question.

I have re-inserted this para as the article is already quite short and background info doesnt really hurt.--MarkTalk 19:27, 17 May 2007 (UTC)

I redeleted the irrelevant passage while somewhat satisfying concerns about background info and after lengthening it relevantly with up-to-date information. -Brian

How many storeys? How tall is the building?

Numbers differ from one news article to another, and from this one to the Wikipedia article. All quite absurd. I don't know what is true. Perhaps noteworthy.

- Brian

Headline text

This is the Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce Building isn't it, it is the building where they charge more for parking then what they are paying tellers don't they! A Brooken down Canadian