The funny thing is in the Toronto context a great deal of these Transportation Services and MTO workers likely do take transit everyday, just the GO train, but never surface routes.

Is good faith discussion defined by a refusal to address issues directly? Just because you wish an issue would not be highlighted, and the fact I do so grates with your worldview, does not render an opinion “bad faith”. Your inability to express a counter argument except by making baseless...

I hope you one day grow to be a person capable of undertaking serious discussions and understanding the arguments utilized within them, and progress past childish ad hominem attacks.

I guess you could say I represented an "influx of new residents" when my Mom popped me out at St. Joes a few decades ago, but believe it or not no, not everyone who is less than enthusiastic about a public space being consumed by the smoking of crack and fentanyl is some foreboding "other" who...

Ehhhh, the pigeon poop alone would have earned it a spot on the list, even if there wasn't a speck of dirt in the place otherwise. But ya it's worse now, I took a pic on the platform a few weeks ago that looked nearly apocalyptic I'll see if I can find it.

Islington being nowhere in the top 10 dirtiest tells me everything I need to know about the accuracy of this list lmao

It's beyond the scope of this thread, but let as many projects go up in that window as possible, because unfunded IZ is becoming an increasingly archaic failure of a policy across NA. If Muni's want affordable housing, draw on the common tax base and build or buy purpose built buildings. Its...

Ah, thought it was some TTC execs local stop. Not that many of them ride the system.

For the uninitiated....could you spare a hint?

Denying a demolition permit and then trying to levy a vacant home tax on said homes you wouldn't let be demolished is just perfect. East Midtown still practicing one of the purest strains of NIMBYISM like no one else. Never mind the ridiculous "refugee housing" proposal that would most...

IMO there is now way they Line 5 is opening in a month they think the temperature might ever dip below 0, after the disaster of Finch. May-Sep always seemed prime for avoiding embarrassing switch failures and juicing those opening day ribbon cutting events.

I'm guessing this councillours name rhymes with Faula Pletcher?

Layton always resented the association between himself and the (in his mind) greedy excesses and seeming limp-wristd-ness that came along with Toronto being the financial/services hub of the country. His constant bemoaning of "manhattenization" in the core revealed quite well he wished Toronto...

Sorry not familiar with the plan, there were plans for a new streetcar loop on Queen East?

Not usually a fan of heritage retention, but love how well they maintained the Richard Bigley building, it's a gem