https://www.ttc.ca/subway-stations/avenue-station - the TTC website says that it's accessible. Every station on the Eglinton line is accessible.
https://www.aoda.ca/ontario-public-transit/ - Legislation was passed that would make Ontario fully accessible by 2025 (yeah lol that didn't happen)...
That's actually a pretty good idea. Since the bridge is an existing structure, it may allow them to circumvent accessibility standards. This may be something to bring up to Marit Stiles and Alejandra Bravo.
It's one of the tradeoffs to having a new track on the eastern side. The only way to solve for this issue is to build an underground concourse similar to the one at Randolph. You would have to dig it out, coordinate with the train schedule, and install four elevators (as per accessibility...
Of all the suggested Western alignments, in my opinion this one makes the most sense. It would solve the need for high frequency transit on Jane, it would serve the Junction, it would connect at the major western interchange station (Dundas West), and it fills in some transit gaps for Liberty...
I work with construction companies day-in and day-out. They want to get onto a project and finish it promptly because they are, by and large, paid based on project progress.
For the life of me, I cannot wrap my head around the boondoggle that is Bloor Go station/WTR. How are we three years...
I have been saying this for years, and I don't think expropriation is necessary. I believe this site is for sale so they could just buy it. Between the giraffe building, the four properties beside it (part of the site), Dundas West Subway station, and the parking lot behind the station, this...
Does anyone know what kind of units are being leased? I walk by here all the time and still don't know if this is residential, live-work, commercial, or something else.
I am not being obstinate and I hardly feel that my counter points constitute bad faith arguing. I don't believe you've shown that the accusation against Charlie Kirk is accurate though I am relieved that you at least believe he didn't deserve to be murdered, which is clearly not a view shared by...
You absolutely have every right to believe whatever you want about Charlie, but I am going to call a spade a spade. Lies were said about the man and you defending the lie is not a good look. He didn't call for the execution of gay people and any court would exonerate him of the charge.
Just...
Considering that pretty much every Christian denomination believes that the Old Testament civil laws aren't binding today, I have an idea of what Charlie would believe, but we'll never know now because we live in the era where people get gunned down for beliefs they don't bother to actually...
That is his belief as a Christian, coming from his holy text, believed by billions of people, being referenced in a religious conversation. He did not use it as a basis for public policy, and it is his right to believe that both in America and in Canada. This is not a matter of agreement or...
I looked into this and that is an egregious misrepresentation of what Charlie said, clearly done in bad faith to score political points. If you want to see the video that everyone is pointing to, you can check it out here. In the video, he is responding to a religious question about the meaning...
Like I just mentioned, the Mauser 30-06 is a conventional low capacity, bolt-action rifle commonly used in big game hunting. It can be easily acquired in most jurisdictions and even if there was gun control, it wouldn't have prevented his murder.
Charlie was assassinated answering a question about transgender shooters and we now know that the cartridges in the rifle used by the shooter had transgender messages engraved in them. Charlie was killed by a domestic terrorist whilst responding to the problem of domestic terrorism. If you want...