I indicated some time ago that the O/L was tracking well behind (measured in years); it is not tracking 2040 behind, though.

Renders issued with today's press release for the northern stations (Thorncliffe only in this post)

The renders for Cosburn Station included in the press kit for the above:

The Station Renders from the Press Kit for the above:

You'll likely be waiting awhile........10 years? Maybe longer. We'll see, ya never know. But this one is not 'coming soon'.

2026; they're looking to push the rates higher. (Yay!) Agreed, and this could be part of that, there are other modifications possible as well.

So.....as I noted in both the Parking Catch-all thread and the EELRT thread, there were a few City budget items 'hidden' in the tax-rate setting package. On affordable housing, this item was of note: Good, so we agree......put a stop to new shelter beds..........not because we don't want...

So.... I was mentioning over in the EELRT thread, that there were a couple of 'hidden' items of note in the City budget. They were inside the Tax Rate setting package (which is not where they belong....ahem.... ) A couple concern parking. This is good, on both scores.

There was an item well hidden in the Mayor's budget, my thanks to Matt Elliott for bringing it to my attention: Talk, about a major change being slid under the radar.... this was hidden in the Tax rate setting package! https://secure.toronto.ca/council/agenda-item.do?item=2026.CC38.1 See...

The first CMC was last week, February 13th.

From the above:

Late this year or early next. Probably October........ (fingers crossed), but it may not open til spring, TBD.

Well, you and I would agree that some monies could be more wisely spent; and that there are under utilized funding sources such as the aforementioned parks reserve..........that said. Parks would tell you it can't find money to do all of the below: On top of which we could both find lots o...

The Most recent docs show NOAC in place, with revisions in June '25 - @Paclo But there are no pending or issued permits, so work is not imminent.

The vast majority of of player registration fees to the GTHL and its affiliate clubs cover the cost of rink time, when the City typically charges about $350 per hour for. That amounts to upwards of $10,000 per player, per year. The City's arena rental policy is to recover the full cost of...