I didn't even know Toronto had cruise ships, where do they go?

Go away, troll somewhere else or with someone else. Scarborough is the most transit deprived area in the city... Please never respond to me again

I saw a train leaving Kennedy heading west this morning. I wonder if it went the full length of the line

Why wouldn't you want to do both. Sheppard would provide a northern crosstown line, crossing Scarborough North York and getting into the west. The Eglinton lrt would be more like a local route as you suggest. Both are needed for a connected network

This looks very cool and covers a lot of the city. Where can I find a bigger version of this map?

We almost have all the lines I envisioned for a city of Toronto subway system. These are the last projects I would do... Extend Sheppard east & west (to mcoowan n Sheppard) Eglinton crosstown east (to mcoowan n Sheppard) Extend Ontario line north to atleast Don Mills(elevated) Extend Ontario...

As long as they build the stations before or during the same time the tunnels are being made then the project should be faster than the Eglinton crosstown. Why on earth they started the stations after the tunnels were made, makes no logistical sense to me

I've heard someone close to the project that RMtransit interviewed say that "this line is being built for sub 90sec headways, so that we can actually achieve 90sec headways in the future"

I have a feeling the line will open sometime next year. Maybe October. If the surface section is now the problem, then that's an easier fix. Yonge n Eglinton is being restored now and will wrap up next month.

The large cylinders in the distance are not gonna be removed ? Seems outta place in the middle of a nature park

Are the defects something they can't repair or get around, or are they having trouble rectifying the defects

Now this project should be elevated the entire route, sadly I doubt that's gonna happen

So what work are they doing at the middle of the intersection at Midland & Eglinton

There's probably 6 more months of work and then 6months of testing. My guess is sometime October next year

That's the article I was referring too.

I just read a global mail article, it said this won't open up until 2025. It's was an article on completion date vs in service date on all the current major transit projects.

What's the Broadway subway project?

That sounds like a lot of added work just to bypass 1 single stop,

In no way shape or form would this line be converted. I'm just gonna assume it's gonna be a subway extension, I do agree, some of this route section should be elevated, as much as possible. Also I don't agree that it should divert to STC, it should remain on Sheppard so it can be a true...