I’m in Spain on holidays and in Sevilla they have their tram on the surface besides unesco listed cathedrals and other heritage buildings and it works fine. We have Patrick Brown wanting to bury this LRT through downtown Brampton which is nothing special. If they can build the tram in Seville...

Toronto can learn a lot from Montreal. In many ways it feels like it's a bigger city. We need to go learn from them how to build public spaces. Is it even to build something like the Quartier des spectacles in Toronto ? It's impossible.

I think the last picture is Renforth station.

Ford with 10 point lead over Liberals: https://toronto.citynews.ca/2024/03/11/doug-ford-ontario-government-approval-rating-bonnie-crombie-liberal-party/

isn’t that other bridge the down close to east harbour station ? There are two different bridges.

Are Oakville, Burlington, and Hamilton transit included in this ?

Did she say it’s estimated to be completed by 2041? Is that a mistake or what ?

Can’t they make front between university/York and bay a no car zone ?

Yes I even forgot about Rutherford GO. We can’t afford to put a subways everywhere.

They can take the bus. There’s a BRT planned on Jane Street.

We need more ambitious projects like this in this city. We need to aim big.

I just read through the report and it seems pretty clear how this is all supposed to work.

Yes the Albion Mall No Frills used to be Fortinos. I remember going there in the 90s with my parents.

2.50 for a patty? I remember high school days patties were a dollar. How time flies.

I was just in Montreal for like 3 days and saw them testing REM trains all over the place. Long time Toronto resident and first time I really got to explore Montreal and wow was I impressed. In a lot of ways Montreal seems bigger. I wish those in Toronto could go to Montreal to see how to...