Should of became one of your options once you realized there was a delay

I hope PM Trudeau helps us.

Absolutely not! All I am saying is instead of just standing there waiting for the 3rd, 4th or 5th train, one could (if there are able to) move to Plan B (walk to their destination or to University Avenue, taxi, etc.)

Quite odd how you did not choose to walk

He's the last person that would complain. As a businessman, he knows the benefits of the line and welcomes the minor delays.

Not expanding transit after cancelling all of those expressway plans was one of the worst decisions this city made last century.

I wonder if Rob Ford would be hanging out on NBA All-Star/Hip-Hop weekend?

If amalgamation never happened, David Miller would have become the mayor of the Old City of Toronto and tax the people there to death :rolleyes:

Shake the dumb planning ideas from the brains of the professors and students

So why did you like the post with the dismissive tone in it? Quite odd in my opinion.

a Jane LRT should have been constructed and finished years ago.

I never understood why the Jane LRT wasn't #1 on the Transit City list.

The 'boulevard stump' that will not be a slow-moving, enjoyable street to walk down is a waste as well. Back on topic...

Funny how some of you who like the Queen St route now were bitching non-stop in the past that Queen St. would be too far north for the DRL.

Hope that fantasy stays a fantasy! :eek:

Time to start building something!

That's a dinky sign. It should be twice the current size!

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2016/01/17/subway-budgets-timetables-politicians-take-none-of-them-seriously-hume.html Subway budgets, timetables, politicians — take none of them seriously: Hume It's no surprise any more that projects like the York subway extension are behind schedule and over...

I am referring to the future

we'll see :rolleyes: They might have to let some of the fare evaders go because it would be too risky. What happens if 3 or 4 of them gang up on an inspector?