Recent content by Mihairokov

The official TTC maps stipulate that these lines are "Subway and Light Rail"

First impression is that stairs from platform at Eglinton are too narrow for rush and the fact there's a pillar in the middle blocking the middle stairs is exceptionally annoying. Rode from Kennedy to Eglinton and thought it was fine. Surface stations are too frequent and red light stops too...

Typically league insurance requirements would require the Leafs/whomever to provide emergency medical services at the venue during games for the teams. I imagine the ACC may still use Toronto EMS for fans or those outside of NHL contracts. If it's a company that operates nationally/also in the...

Had a similar experience tonight to yours. Not much new info but nice to see people and see some tangible, physical progress on the project. The interactive maps had existing rail lines/subs added onto them for context with the proposed route options. Had a nice chat with one of the staff over...

Not to give these people the time of day but I read through their pamphlet. If HSR is built people will be "forced from their homes, neighbouring property will be devalued, livelihoods will be desvastated, and ecological habitats destroyed." I don't agree with the message but I agree with the...

Are you able to name something that either Ottawa or Montreal has had for decades that Toronto was prevented from having?

But it slows you down, which is the point.

No, but if someone from Port Hope wants a cookie you may need to share with them.

Shanghai manages it with their Airport Link Line and Maglev Line:

Oh! I will definitely swing by tonight or tomorrow and say hi.

No, but they do insert people into protests as false flags.

That's good. Consecutive green lights encourages drivers to drive far too quickly than they should be able to. If Sherbourne/George/Jarvis on Richmond are all Green drivers are guaranteed to be driving far, far too quickly. I encourage anyone who disagrees to stand on the SE corner of...

Not saying that you're wrong but the US does have a history of supporting protests abroad to destabilize governments. Folks back in 2020 were writing about how the US was trying to make inroads in the colour revolution in Hong Kong, along with seeding opinions on Xinjiang and Uyghurs, and CIA...

This and the development across the street are having a big canyon impact on Yonge when viewed from Yonge-Dundas and further south.