Sleep usually, since most of my flights are morning flights. I aim for 90 minutes before a flight and I've never come close to missing a flight. I always use YYZ Express and the CBP MPC app though so I can skip the lines. For my last flight I arrived at Pearson at 6:25am for a 7:45am flight...

Starting April 27, GO Bus Route 21 from Milton will return to the Union Station Bus Terminal. This is the only part that's new to me.

We were promised a cinnabon YEARS ago. What happened??

Eclipse trips have been announced:

They're probably just talking about the GO + WEGO pass which you can buy in advance and is cheaper than a roundtrip ticket on Presto: https://www.niagaraparks.com/visit-niagara-parks/plan-your-visit/deals-toronto/

Production location! In my picture the donut machine is behind a window though, so I wonder how they're going to serve hot off the line donuts.

Walked by just now. They have permits and it looks very close to done!

Capacity is probably why. Took the 6:55pm bus from Stanley/420 to Burlington 2 weeks ago and it left more than half the people behind. And that was in the dead of winter. It'll be busier at the end of March.

That's too bad...I may take a bike ride there this weekend to see what's up since it's going to be nice out. Been looking forward to this location forever!

I was looking into this today after seeing the Krispy Kreme article on Retail Insider. It looks like this was approved in June 2023:

Lol I did this yesterday since I was running errands on different ends of the city. Free transfers galore!

Yeah, I remember that a few years ago, the Grand Island tolls made the Peace Bridge cheaper than Lewiston as well. The two bridges had around the same tolls at one point.

Huh? The Peace Bridge is more expensive than Lewiston if you don't have Ez-Pass. $6.50 CAD for Lewiston vs 10.75 CAD for the Peace Bridge. The Peace Bridge is $1 USD cheaper than Lewiston if you use Ez-Pass.

It's a bit circuitous but it still gets you from Union to Kipling in 18 minutes vs. 40 minutes on the subway.

Literally used Bike Share to get there last week...only needed to pick up a prescription though. Glad there's one closer to Costco now since I had to walk from Thorncliffe Park Dr last week!

They literally advertised it as a 4 day pass in 2021:

Yes, it was valid for 4 days in 2021 and 2022.

The $40 yearly Niagara Parks parking pass is also one hell of a subsidy.

They're already subsidizing tourism to Niagara Falls via car. Why should it not be subsidized via train?

I don't think it needs to break even either. We never have the expectations for roads to break even.