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Another hit piece by the Toronto Star. When it was elevated LRT for folks in Scarborough, it was A-Okay. We never heard anything about the negativities of elevated transit. Now that the Ontario Line is proposing elevated through Leslieville, it's armageddon. How many of the Toronto Star...

The province needs to hold their ground. Sick and tired of this everything needs to be underground mentality in this city, thats one of the reasons why it takes so long to build transit. Other world cities like Amsterdam and Sydney which look better than Toronto have built and are building...

Dundas Square is a failure of epic proportions. Where is Claude Cormier when you need him?

I see these all over downtown from Skydome area, union station, to Air Canada Centre. They are an eyesore and are not inviting. Why do we always go for the cheapest solution for everything in this city?

It seems the Liberals didnt learn a lesson from the beating they took in the last election, if this clown is selected the leader I will vote conservative even though I vote Liberals both federally and provincially.

Madrid and Barcelona had electrified rail between them before going to high speed rail. Stop dreaming of these useless schemes and get the basics done right.

Agreement between GTAA and Metrolinx: https://blog.metrolinx.com/2020/01/21/metrolinx-partners-with-greater-toronto-airports-authority-on-linking-transit-customers-to-planned-air-travel-hub-agreement-now-signed/

Any plans for a grocery store?

In which parallel world does the Relief Line have more funding than the Ontario Line.. We all know the province has allocated all their funding commitments to the Ontario Line. The Trudeau Liberals are also backing the Ontario Line...

These people are fiunny. The Ontario Line is being criticized for not going to Sheppard. I'm guessing the Relief Line as was being planned and funded was also going to the Sheppard right.

The idiotic media in this city keeps fighting against elevated transit in this city and pushing their agenda. Look at what this article states: “(If the goal is creating) an attractive mixed-use commercial strip, and you can’t cross the street because there’s a cement barrier, that’s dark and...

We dont even have electrification on any of our lines you are talking about HSR. You think countries that have HSR just built HSR?

We dont have any of our lines electrified and we are here talking about high speed rail. You think countries with HSR just got up one day and built HSR? Why don't improve what we currently have and electrify our lines instead of wasting time and money on useless endeavours like this.

Is it possible for Via trains to stop at this transit hub?

I hope they incorporate some stores into the transit hub so those who are using it can have access to the shops. This is like how they have at Schipol airport where there are shops located in the Schipol plaza and you can shop there without having your passport checked. The train station is...

Finally some recognition of this issue from City Hall, hopefully it gains more traction: https://www.thestar.com/news/city_hall/2019/11/17/is-toronto-drab-council-is-pushing-for-a-more-beautiful-city.html

Yes Bathurst is one ugly street..

See the kind of biased reporting coming from the city of Toronto. No wonder they are so against elevated transit such as the Ontario Line. If it had been Metrolinx which produced such a biased report from for the provincial government, we would have heard so much condemnation from the usual...

The Conservatives got no seats in in the largest city in the country and barely had any seats in the GTA which has more people than Alberta and Saskatchewan combined and all we are hearing is western alienation. Albertans have always voted Conservative by wide margins and blaming this phenomena...

So Jason Kenney coming down to Ontario didn't seem to have helped Conservative much.