While not strictly a DBa measurement. this really helps put it into context. Of course everyone knows how loud the planes are now, if the noise doesnt change then maybe there is something to this

Yea, maybe this is the easier option, instead of asking the city and them dragging their feet with city staff for years

I remember photos of a stock of liners sitting in a yard in whitby for the Scarborough subway. is there something similar or are they being delivered as they need them from the factory?

Here is the quote from the province: “We will work with the city to divide the relevant PINs to narrow the land required to only what’s needed as quickly as possible," the spokesperson said. So basically telling the city. these land parcels, we need to split.

okay at the worst this is conspiracy theorist, best case scenario is just intentionally misleading Trillium park isnt being touched. the marina is technically staying. needs revamping. more stuff to do near the marina area. The martin goodman trail through the west island will stay intact after...

This is expropriation. the one thing the province absolutely cant do is remove the Cities' right of fair compensation. That is enshrined in the charter. That is what the OLT is for. While they cant "block" it., they can definitely put up a fight afterwards and more than likely get more than a...

for the expropriation? the value will mostly be based off of revenue numbers only.

mostly reasonable. I think the "seat must be adjustable" regulation bans bannanna seats though. not sure if thats intentional

Oh come on, the diamond was great. whats the point of this? building an actual land crossing to the airport?

The problem with the Private sharing systems is the idea that without the docks its cheaper for them to run. Well of course. The docks exist to ensure that people always put away the scooters and not like right on the sidewalk. The scooters themselves were never the problem, i mean sure more...

we knew this. hasnt really been publicized too much. Everything is running based on that it will be going ahead no matter what

Yea I know before covid they had trains starting from pickering on that platform. I wonder if CN is doing much maintenance on it.

Random question, when was the last time Pickering GO's platform 3 on the other side of the cn corridor was used? Gotta be before covid with express services right? The tracks are looking...not great. Its owned by CN right?

yea this article is weird. basically ignores the last 40 years of history yes the travel times in the 70s were pretty good, but the freight companies have made it so its almost impossible to schedule trains on the existing corridor. requiring Via to wait behind CN's trains. It feels like the...

iirc there are no closures of length. They do either 1 lane overnight closures or weekend closures. nothing during rush hour