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Actually, it's still possible. The Sheppard EA didn't include it, but it's still there as a separate study. And STC being such a huge trip generator, they'd be crazy not to include it

Here's how I think the subway map should look like after Transit city. I also included the Yonge and Spadina Extensions. Only Jane is missing of the TC lines, because we still don't know how they're going to even operate it. Although almost all the TC lines are shown, I only put underground...

That is terrible, but I really hope they don't permanently cloes it down, like the Toronto Zoo did with their monorail

Looks amazing, except that it's a pretty small area, it could get crowded.

I always found it weird that Markham is a town, while Vaughan, with much lower density and population, is officially a city

Tim Hudak is the new PC party leader Be afraid! What were they thinking though?? This guy is exactly like Mike Harris, and we all remember what came of that.

California is finally back in Condo Guide. Selling one bedroom units from 149,000$. Glad to see some life back in this project.

Quebec City has huge potential, seeing as it`s on top of a big cliff.

No, that was a crown corporation, like VIA or Toronto Hydro. Meaning they are basically private companies that are owned by the government.

Wow, looking at all the comments people left on various websites, I am frustrated how they are all blaming Miller for the strike. Seriously, first they're unhappy that he agreed with unions, now they're unhappy that he's standing up to unions. Next they'll blame him for the weather. Give the guy...

Nope, one was shown in Resident Evil: Apocalypse. Purposely, I mean.

I thought Baird said he would work with Miller to find a way to fund the streetcars :confused: What did he mean?? Have the city pay for the fed's share? It's things like this that really make me pissed off at the federal government. Toronto is way more 'alienated' than the west.

Having an election is humiliating for Canada?? Are we not a democratic country? Elections are supposed to happen, and in our system of government, if the PM doesn't have confidence of the house, an election should happen. It's better than what the US had to go through under Bush. And everyone...

Here's from the G&M Should John Tory run for mayor again? An adviser with his best interests at heart would probably say, “You'd have to be out of your mind.†Mr. Tory has been through the mill in the past few years. He lost his first bid to be mayor to David Miller in 2003. He lost his...

^^Um, no! It was a horrible idea. The fact that tolls were introduced was the good part, but the bad part was that all that money went into the pockets of a private corporation. I think all highways should be tolled, with revenue (that isn't used to maintain the road) going towards transit. On...

Wow, great shot! Even Harbour Square is looking good =D

The fifth picture is obvious. It's a sign annoucing the coming of Cloverdale Mall.

Well, compared to the renaissance cars that currently run on the corridor, they ARE very much hideous.

Wow these things are hedious:

Ok, we all already knew suburbs were unsustainable, but, um, I have to ask this. Exactly how can large metropolises contract, while haveing and influx of people while only having 5-6-floor buildings??:confused: Really, some of these columnists need to think about what they're writing before...