Armour
Senior Member
The Science Centre stop should be named: Don Mills
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BurlOak
Senior Member
Officially, we are still following Transit City that had an in-median LRT on Don Mills. It this occurs, there would no doubt be an LRT stop south at the actual Science Centre.
M II A II R II K
Senior Member
Keele Crosstown, Dufferin Crosstown, Bathurst Crosstown, Yonge Crosstown, and so on.
TheTigerMaster
Superstar
Don mills is underground though
http://www.thecrosstown.ca/the-project/stations-and-stops/don-mills-station
TheTigerMaster
Superstar
Woah, that's brilliant. That way you could know where the stop was, without having to Google where the science centre is!
salsa
Senior Member
That's nice and all, but make sure you submit it to Metrolinx Engage. They won't see your resignation demands if you only put it on UT
So you're telling me that my anonymous ranting on an internet forum is not gonna change the world?
Palma
Senior Member
I am not sure how Metrolinx are keeping the percentages but this is what I get for Fairbank based on votes right now. The percentages are different on than what is stated on website which does not even equal 100%.
Strongly dislike - 35 votes = 32%
Dislike = 25 votes = 23%
Neutral 13 votes = 12%
Like = 13 votes = 12%
Strongly like = 23 votes = 21%
When I look at the votes for the other possible station names, none of the percentages add up to 100% but is way under. I can only imagine if this is how Metrolinx handles money. Or is it their way to pad the missing percentages to the like and strongly like categories at the end to get the names they want to come out on top.
I cannot believe Meterolinx will base the station names on the 100 or so people that respond to the survey
Strongly dislike - 35 votes = 32%
Dislike = 25 votes = 23%
Neutral 13 votes = 12%
Like = 13 votes = 12%
Strongly like = 23 votes = 21%
When I look at the votes for the other possible station names, none of the percentages add up to 100% but is way under. I can only imagine if this is how Metrolinx handles money. Or is it their way to pad the missing percentages to the like and strongly like categories at the end to get the names they want to come out on top.
I cannot believe Meterolinx will base the station names on the 100 or so people that respond to the survey
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TheTigerMaster
Superstar
Only changes the world when I do it.
TheTigerMaster
Superstar
I wonder what will happen if people disagree with the station names. The whole point of the naming framework was to develop consistent naming standards across the region. Changing the names of these stations shatters that framework. Will they develop a new framework instead?
M II A II R II K
Senior Member
There can be the best of both worlds.
Let's go with Keelington, Dufflington, Bathlington, Leslington, etc for all the duplicate station names that is makes it unique and accommodates the naming convention at the same time.
Let's go with Keelington, Dufflington, Bathlington, Leslington, etc for all the duplicate station names that is makes it unique and accommodates the naming convention at the same time.
TheTigerMaster
Superstar
This is perfect
BurlOak
Senior Member
I was thinking a stop at St. Dennis, or directly I front of the Science Centre.
Hopkins123
Senior Member
The real travesty isn't naming the Dufferin stop Fairbank, it's not naming the Bayview stop Sunnybrook. Trethewey for the Keele stop also makes too much sense.
nfitz
Superstar
Sunnybrook? Sunnybrook is a lot closer to Lawrence/Bayview than Eglinton. Call it Bayview or Bayview & Eglinton.
Adjei
Senior Member
Why would it be named Sunnybrook?
Exactly I don't get why this station should be called Sunnybrook. I actually don't mind the Leaside name. Not every station needs to be named after a street.
Exactly I don't get why this station should be called Sunnybrook. I actually don't mind the Leaside name. Not every station needs to be named after a street.