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Northern Light
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Deputy PM Freeland is in town and will be holding a presser this afternoon at Greenwood Yard..............
Zero points if you can guess the announcement
Negative points if you can't. LOL .
Zero points if you can guess the announcement
Negative points if you can't. LOL .
Richard White
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DSCToronto
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Iit is clear what she will announce. Digging is REALLY not required.
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81-717
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Lemme guess, the announcements are bad news (hopefully I'm wrong and it's actually good news, but I gave up getting my hopes up).
Why the H4s but not the MR-73s, R46s, R68s, and other cars of that era?
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reinventingthewheel
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I’m imagining a big PR event about something not newsworthy. Line 2 fleet replacement funding: agreement in principle, ie. non-binding agreement woohoo!
Bordercollie
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Subject to being re-elected. Otherwise will be cancelled by the PC's.
Northern Light
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Allandale25
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Allandale25
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DSCToronto
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generalcanada
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1.2 billion over 10 years for the ttc.
700 million of that for line 2 trains
all from that public transit fund
700 million of that for line 2 trains
all from that public transit fund
DSCToronto
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$758M for 55 new subway cars and a TOTAL, over 10 years of $1.2 BILLION for TTC.
Northern Light
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The official news release is here:
www.canada.ca
Deputy Prime Minister announces $1.2 billion for Toronto, enabling purchase of new Line 2 subway cars - Canada.ca
Today in Toronto, the Honourable Chrystia Freeland, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, announced that the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) will receive nearly $1.2 billion over the next decade through the Baseline stream of the new Canada Public Transit Fund. She was joined by the...
Richard White
Senior Member
The official news release is here:
Deputy Prime Minister announces $1.2 billion for Toronto, enabling purchase of new Line 2 subway cars - Canada.ca
Today in Toronto, the Honourable Chrystia Freeland, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, announced that the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) will receive nearly $1.2 billion over the next decade through the Baseline stream of the new Canada Public Transit Fund. She was joined by the...
How far will 55 cars get us?
I presume that is the bare minimum that we need to operate?