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Most definitely!

Star: Sheppard rail costs soar

Metropass Hot Dealz. Sigh.

I'm quite familiar with Montreal, but I don't understand the claim that it has a sense of place or charm that Toronto "will never have". What's lacking about Toronto's sense of place or charm other than it not being rooted in French culture? Why can't this city's heterogeneity be charming in...

Wow, fantastic news for MCC!

Mississauga News: City to get Sheridan College campus At Hurontario and Britannia, no?

Right, but the above ground, middle-of-the-street parts will directly affect the underground part.

Globe: Hollywood goes Toronto

^ Well said. This ongoing destruction of our visual identity is infuriating and the station will likely look as cheap as Museum now does.

TD tower is worth seeing and they seemed to have knowledgeable guides when I was there for Doors Open 2-3 years ago.

Ahaha, I couldn't have said it better myself!

Regional rail is totally appropriate and I do support it for Milton as a way to hit most of the important centres across Mississauga with high frequency, but it wouldn't be great as the whole rapid transit solution east of Hurontario since the tracks intersect points of interest (West Mall...

I think it does stand on its own merits, though it's true that it tends to be argued for in relation to other projects. Probably because it rarely comes up for discussion both here due to lack of interest and in government due to lack of political will. As for serving both corridors, while...

See, this is where I start to disagree. In a transit planning context, most forumers here always see Mississauga in a commuter-centric, downtown-oriented way, when in fact I would say it's far more integrated with western Toronto than it may appear at first glance. This integration is both...

Now you're being disingenuous and this isn't up to your usual standard. I understand many old timers here are exasperated with certain Mississauga forumers, but that's no reason to lump them all together. Not-so-coincidentally, UT as a whole has a huge blindspot for Etobicoke and Peel when it...

But even in the best-case electrified regional rail scenario for Milton, rapid *local* transit between Hurontario and Kipling still wouldn't be addressed. And the proposed Dundas LRT would still manage to avoid Sherway(!), along with its other obvious disadvantages in comparison to simply...

Exactly! How is a dull city "liveable"? Vancouver has to be the most over-hyped city on earth.

As a fellow 3 rider, the funny thing is that Bloor looks like it hasn't even changed in the last 30 years. It's like a time warp back into the 70s and I love it precisely for that.