https://www.thestar.com/politics/provincial/2019/05/22/liberal-leadership-candidate-would-cut-transit-fares-take-over-gardiner-and-dvp.html The front-runner for the leadership of Ontario’s Liberal Party says he would upload responsibility for the Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway...

Why haven't they restored the Parliament streetcar? It would get good ridership, it's a way to provide north-south service in downtown and also help provide relief to Yonge line a bit. Why not?

Should it stay? Or be broken up?

Give the recent events out west, i'm curious as to what the UT family thinks here. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/british-columbia/transit-results/article25228292/

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/transportation/2015/01/16/road-to-transit-heaven-will-be-paved-with-facts-james.html Based of this Royson James article, I went for a bit of digging and found the numbers. Here is the complete survey...

Tomorrow, it's 2015. While we have had a lot of setbacks, we have had successes. This is not a thread for the next year, but the next 5. I want to know: 1) What went well in Toronto from 2010 - 2014 2) What didn't go so well from 2010 - 2014 (obvious, but be specific) 3) What would like to...

Tomorrow, it's 2015. While we have had a lot of setbacks, we have had successes. This is not a thread for the next year, but the next 5. I want to know: 1) What went well in Toronto and area construction from 2010 - 2014 2) What didn't go so well from 2010 - 2014 3) What would like to...

Tomorrow, it's 2015. While we have had a lot of setbacks, we have had successes. This is not a thread for the next year, but the next 5. I want to know: 1) What went well in GTA transit from 2010 - 2014 2) What didn't go so well from 2010 - 2014 3) What would like to happen between now...

Hear me out. It seems to me reading blogto, torontolife, spacing, torontoist, etc. It seems all of Toronto's greatest attractions are west of Yonge Street. Most of the trendy neighbourhoods outside of Riverdale and Leslieville are all west of Yonge Street. Obviously, there's the...

http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2014/07/29/chris-selley-toronto-is-a-city-of-cynical-gridlocked-grumps/ I admit, I am very guilt of this.

https://twitter.com/powellbetsy/status/493919243595829248 betsy powellVerified account ‏@powellbetsy John Tory says he's "fed up" with lack of decision making on transit. we should have subways to Pickering. Reply Retweet Favorite 9:41 PM - 28 Jul 2014 verified.

Help me understand? Thanks.

Today at 1 pm - Premier Kathleen Wynne will launch her platform. Discuss.

TORONTO - There’s one thing that can be said with certainty about the GTA transit policies put forward by the three provincial leaders: The Scarborough subway is still on track. There were ramblings from Metrolinx CEO Bruce McCuaig in the May edition of Toronto Life that he’d prefer to...

Why does it not bring up my most recent posts and threads? Why does it start from two months back.

I always hear that the upper west half of the YUS line has lower ridership because it runs in between the Allen Expressway. So why was that portion of the subway not relocated to Dufferin Street or a better route when the had the chance? Is or was there a better was to proceed north of Eglinton...

[Olivia Chow's plan will be announced] Today in the afternoon.

As much as we complain about the GO Train Montreal still just has hourly trains, and some lines have 1 train every 2 hours. Vancouver has just rush hour service to Abbotsford. Is it because of private rail ownership? What do we have to do to improve it?

Hear me on this: About 2 years ago, the city council decided that the Sheppard East corridor would get LRT and not subway. Then the province said they would not start until 2017. Now, it's after the election. But what if the new city council reopens the sheppard debate, and the decides on...

I say this because almost everyone off the internet is a lukewarm supporter of LRT at best in Toronto. Will opinions change when Eglinton comes on line?