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    Sheppard Line 4 Subway Extension (Proposed)

    Could it be the old SRT right of way that was reserved for a Malvern extension?
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    Sheppard Line 4 Subway Extension (Proposed)

    It’s pretty airtight. Either you stay in government and everyone gives you credit as a dozen projects open, or you lose and have the liberals stick by them because there’s no alternative. Ford has lined up the pieces to screw any backtracking government waaaaayy harder than he got. Most tact...
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    GO Transit: Service thread (including extensions)

    I see what your saying here, but I offer two counterpoints. Let me first say though that the usual contention of “better ways to spend the money” is not a great basis, because time and time again we see in Ontario that money doesn’t go elsewhere, it just dissapears if not spent as allocated. But...
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    Toronto Toronto | KING Toronto | 57.6m | 16s | Westbank | Bjarke Ingels Group

    Word on X is the glass has arrived...
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    TTC: Jane (LRT) RapidTO

    I think part of this question of mode for Jane, and where, can be answered by answering one more question of mine; is Jane north of Eglinton not busier than south of it? I was under the impression this was the case. If both are equal, then the line needs to be continuous; if not, you can split...
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    Mississauga Toronto | Mississauga Transitway | ?m | ?s | Metrolinx | IBI Group

    Provincial visioning indicates this would become a part of (what I call) the nu-transitway, which is set to have some sort of rail service (“LRT”) instead of BRT. It’s almost the same alignment, but instead of going north following the 407 from the 407/403 in Oakville, the line will follow the...
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    GO Transit: Service thread (including extensions)

    Well it sounds like they knowingly could help fund the third track, if only to have that single track for GO. It sounds like that wouldn’t be an ownership over that single track though, and it seems GO is interested in dedicated track only. I imagine this is sorta what CP wants, sans such a...
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    Hamilton Toronto | 125 Napier Street | 132.06m | 41s | Vrancor Development | NEUF

    This is more believable than the city settling, but I could see it if staff think the writing is on the wall for the OLT to abolish the height limit. The proposal on Jackson is due to go later this year, and that is the make or break moment for the height limit. And personally, I don’t think the...
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    Hamilton Toronto | Hamilton Line B LRT | ?m | ?s | Metrolinx

    Probably not if the GO Lines get renamed to letters as proposed. Kinda wish we could go with “H1” on provincial maps or something. Now this does negate the planned lettered names, but GO has planned this for a while, so it’s neither here nor there. Maybe B-Line stays on local maps, but I don’t...
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    GO Transit: Service thread (including extensions)

    I would imagine that the 407 Transitway being tentatively reworked into the 407/403 orbital/Interregional line frees up the relevant sections of the 407 to the Georgetown sub for GO's use between Milton and Brampton. I really do not think building along this section of the 407 is enough to...
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    GO Transit: Service thread (including extensions)

    Is there not more than enough room for both? The ROW is huge. I know utilities occupy a lot of it, but still.
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    GO Transit: Service thread (including extensions)

    Well presumably wherever the Hamilton yards’ replacement is. Which would probably still be within Hamilton.
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    GO Transit: Service thread (including extensions)

    The problem is the cost of going from Burlington/Aldershot to Hamilton easily adds around $1B to any scheme to improve LSW. The marginal cost is just not worth it bundled into electrification- the tradeoff I suggested once was you’d perhaps have to cut all of the Stouffville Line to balance the...
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    Hamilton Toronto | The Design District 41 | ?m | 31s | Emblem Developments | Arcadis

    Realizing this is the wrong thread, I'll finish up with this... Agreed that it is the heritage, old-timey feel that really gives Toronto's streets their magic. I am moreso impressed on the planning side that they are very conservative with preservation and don't seem to buckle all too often...
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    Hamilton Toronto | 325 James Street North | 45.7m | 12s | Core Urban Inc. | Lintack Architects

    They still operate in a ton of sectors of our economy, but the retail side is certainly struggling. I imagine that diversity why they’re still around and Sears isn’t. I’m sure there’s a niche for department stores to fill, heck I like going to them on occasion. But whether or not that’s in an...

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