Some wild stuff, actually. The left-wing party of the previous government (2015-2019) has splintered into three parties.

That's gonna be me in 20 minutes.

You know what they say, three's a crowd.

Sheppard West to Morningside, no dip down to STC. Go big or.........nothing else, just go big.

Metrolinx did propose going underground beneath the Don all the way to Don Mills until a handful of condo owners complained to Jaye Robinson about the loss of a Leslie stop and the plan was somehow scrapped. Once that happened, the Leslie stop should have been on the south side of the street in...

I'd say the chances of this happening under Ford are zero. Probably close to zero under any provincial government.

You ceased being funny years ago.

This thread has gotten ridiculous. Can't the world's greatest screen debate be moved here?

Clearly Leary has incriminating pics.

I think it would be subway even if the Liberals or NDP proposed it. Shutting down a useful rapid transit line for 5+ years is a political non-starter. This isn't the crumbling SRT. What's being overlooked is that they're considering extending this east of McCowan.

Will this be a package deal -- Adam Giambrone and his mirror?

Every subway ever built was for political reasons.

There is no polite way to tell someone to stop posting here.

I could play that for 2+ hours on one quarter back in the day. Time well wasted.

It was the Borough of North York then, part of Toronto (the Metro version), and Yonge was not barren at all though very suburban. People still complaining that subway extensions should stop at Steeles are a day late and a dollar short. Toronto had countless opportunities to extend both ends of...

As did CP24.

Looks like Chow is pulling ahead and will win, but I didn't expect this at all.

Three high profile candidates, and the desire of many to move on from the Rob Ford debacle.

I advance voted for Bailão under the assumptions that Chow wins comfortably and that Bailão has the best chance of finishing second ahead of Saunders. The less momentum that troglodyte builds for 2026, the better.

Erdogan gets weapons deals, more earthquake relief, and financial considerations to help the beleaguered Turkish economy (which tanked primarily due to his policies). In exchange he takes in more refugees and approves Sweden's entry into NATO. Everyone is happy.