A couple of new pics from today

Why do you want it cancelled?

What evidence do you have that staff doesn't have the community's and city's best interest as priority? So far I have seen nothing that would lead me to believe that.

Or to forward the planning for Dundas BRT.

One can wish!

Wouldn't it be interesting to see an unbiased chart that shows known cost (both construction and operations) along with expected ridership? Does anybody know what the expected ridership of WT?

Does the new money from the Fed and Provence mean this project might move forward sooner?

Was passing by yesterday and snapped a couple of pictures with my phone.

Very nice. It seems to be moving faster now that it is above ground. Is this common or is it just my imagination?

@drum118 do you have a collection of pictures for this site up on your flickr?

A couple of pictures from yesterday when I was swinging by to check on progress.

At the TTC "Strategy Day" meeting today at City Hall it was confirmed that Waterfront Transit Network won't be done until 2033-2037. The "won't be done" phrase is interesting. Does this imply that portions of the network will be completed before those dates? If so, does anybody have a more...

It is next door to a large Loblaws.

Looks like the TTC Corporate Plan 2018-2022 states that Waterfront Transit will open 2033-2037. Source: http://ttc.ca/About_the_TTC/Commission_reports_and_information/Commission_meetings/2018/January_25/Reports/1_Corporate_Plan_2018-2022.pdf

Wouldn't it be nice if "cost of delay" was factored in every time somebody introduces another option that takes a year or more to validate.

IMO somebody must be lobbying for the funicular options or it wouldn't still be considered. Does anybody know who and why? Is it simply a matter of cost?

Interesting twitter thread from Gil Meslin that is on topic. https://twitter.com/g_meslin/status/952945966683951105

It’s a shame that they put up the plywood so one can’t see more. Why do construction sites do this?

Has anybody been by the site lately? I'm just curious if they are at ground level yet.

A counter view to the article above. https://www.treehugger.com/corporate-responsibility/almost-all-successful-cities-are-clamping-down-private-cars-and-promoting-bikes.html