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WMATA is planning to replace those 1000 Series cars with the 7000s, it would be too expensive for WMATA to rebuild those trains again.

Well, small businesses will have big problems with garbage. Big businesses such as major supermarkets and movie theatres will have no problems with garbage since they use private contractors.

I hope this Chinese mall is way better and more Western influenced like the Aberdeen Centre then Pacific Mall, Dragon City, Chinatown Centre, etc which are all duds.

Every time I look at those pictures, the song Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows by Lesley Gore pops out in my head.

The colour doesn't look right on the car in my opinion anyways.

That guy with the glasses and long hair?

Budd RDCs were built between 1949–1962, so I agree its kind of embarrassing using antiquated trains for airport services.

I'm cheap. So no.

I think Euro style trams would be ideal for downtown routes. Larger models should be use in LRT routes.

The Granite Club looked like some high school building.

The Palace was divided into 3 screens back in 1982 by Famous Players and closed circa 1987. I think the conversion to a multiplex may caused the business to go down at the Palace.

This is how far you can get in terms of sexiness at the Toronto Archives.

Way before a goth club and a dollar store, that building was supposed to be a single screen cinema called the Academy. The cinema opened in 1934 till about 1965 under the B&F Theatres chain, a subsidiary of the Famous Players corporation.

Those illegal immigrants probably have that new bus smell.

The PCCs were retired there during 1980-1 and replaced with newer Japanese tram cars.

Sears should save that extra money for something important other then a new paint job.

I think they are catering to the lazy people nearby.

I heard some people say the narrow escalator at the cinema exit is a potential fire hazard. Every auditorium has a fire exit and that narrow exit isn't meant to be a fire escape because the fire department would have to enter the box office area to get to the theatres. If the large crowds exit...