The repurposing of the 80’s transit was significant. For the most part Line one follows the exact path of the bus transit way corridor. Some stations were repurposed, like St-Laurent and parts of Blair. We see repurposing occurring at several more phase 2 stations, most notably at Bayshore...

Not sure it makes a difference to the overall narrative, but the concrete that fell on the tracks was not new construction - but part of the old busway infrastructure from the late 1980’s that was repurposed to “save money“ for the LRT. This event occurred at S—Laurent. For more on the station...

I agree with Dan. Some of the best meals I’ve had “in transit” anywhere has been on VIA1. But the quality can be variable. On one trip pre-pandemic they were testing receipts/menus suggested by staff. I had a wonderful curry chicken, which you would not expect. Two weeks ago, on a trip from...

Are they not missing a giant opportunity to showcase iconic Toronto skyline from the point. It seems like such a miss to have pavilion orientEd the way it is. Having said that places to sit and enjoy the park are very desirable. Not everyone will be on a bike or canoe.

Some pictures from the Line 4 station at Ottawa Airport. Looks like quality material to match airport structure. Seen here interior connection at north end of Air terminal. Bridge to station. Exterior of station from departures ramp - and from parking structure.

Cool new video of Trillium Line vehicle testing

I for one want a sparkling champagne bar, so I can stop for a tipple and oysters before my HRF trip to Ottawa. https://stpancrasbysearcys.co.uk/

If I get a vote - I want a Marina Sands cantilevered swimming platform!

Great video of Stadler Flirts being assembled for the Trillium Line (north/south O-Train route). Much heavier diesel trains for long haul commute from southern suburbs.

More renderings from Claude Cormier's website.

I'm not sure this has been seen before. Some renders for food services area on lower concourse. More pics on site: http://www.partisanprojects.com/projects-index/union-station

Landscape architect Claude Cormier has a landscaping plan on his website for this complex. The site includes images of a rec centre at the eastern end of the site with a pool with awesome views of the core. Also on the site is a walk-through video of the proposed park and the Fort York...

Not sure if this has been posted previously in this thread. Images of Claude Cormier's landscaping plan for the new towers and the "ribbon building." Of particular note - at the bottom of the Cormier web page is an image of a brick underpass at Trinity Street under the tracks leading to a...

New Images of Parkside on Waterfront Toronto Site The following images appeared on the Waterfront Toronto website after the recent Design Review Meeting. I haven't found them anywhere else on UrbanToronto - so sorry, if they appear elsewhere. The design is a much more refined - with...