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Hmm, the new guy seems to have disappeared already. In case anyone else wanted more current info on this project..........this is the...

Curious to find out the numbers of some U.S. subway/metro stations in their outlaying "suburban" stations, for comparison. Are the...

Just looked up the numbers for LA. Wilshire/Normandie seems to be their lowest with estimated daily ridership at about 2,500. Oak...

Railroad property widths are the same standard width of public roads in Ontario - 66ft (20.12m). So it's safe to assume that most...

I don't think I would go that far. I'm discussing a stand-alone segment (or two) of track work that would arguably allow something...

Excellent find. The ownership template shows the land between the GO sub and the 401 as belonging to the MTO with a mostly variable ROW...

You should be able to get an approximate indication of the widths, if you look at the (approximate) property ownership lines on...

I've always been a respectful poster. I've liked and appreciated a great many of your posts and have never insulted you. Please don't...

I can agree w/the gist of the the second paragraph, though I think you're reaching just a bit.............. But back to paragraph...

Minister Yurek to Make Transit Announcement in Kitchener Monday at 2 PM. Anyone wanna guess what it's gonna be? More trips? Actual...

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE be weekend service! I live in Guelph and travel often to Toronto after work hours. Having a weekend service means I...

Reopening an old rail corridor that's in disuse will surely trigger an EA as well. In respect of what happened last time, my...

^Two other possible items: A new bridge over the creek at Pickering Jct, to extend the CN York Sub further east. Similarly, a new bridge...

This is why I favour investments in the existing corridor. As an example, there is ample space for 90% of the corridor between GO...

Here’s a few updated pictures guys from the Bay Concourse. Included is also the future corridor that will lead from the Bay to York...