[esquire]

It's surprising to me that some rich dude wouldn't want to buy such an impressive house to live in... a house like that would cost millions in one of Canada's biggest cities. But that said, it doesn't bother me to see an old urban mansion get replaced with higher density that will bring more people into the area.

Was the house protected by a heritage designation? Because if it was demolished in spite of that, then it's a problem for sure. But if not, then I can live with what happened.