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One little pet peeve I have with general discussion on UT is the sediment that if you drive a car you are evil personified, but at the same time there are always comments that town X is too small to have bus/train routes and stops at that location. I would like to ask just how UT members...

Are you suggesting that your luggage should have been X-ray'd because you were smuggling something into the country and you should have been caught?

I would suggest here

I think big rail improvements were planned for, but staffing issues at Alstom has prevented that from happing this round anyway.

In the various Northland train announcements, it is suggested that the new train service have a stop at Gormley. I believe that Bloomington would be the better stop instead of Gormley as there is additional parking, physically closer to the 404, and closer to urban centers of Aurora and Newmarket.

I thought the meaning of life was 42

I was under the impression that Casey's was a dead banner until I was up in Sault Ste. Marie last week and discovered one as part of the Water Tower Inn Hotel in the northern part of the city.

Here is the Kitchener Line Schedule for July 30th only. Express in that Weston and Bloor stops will be skipped.

Still waiting to see Darth Vader riding his Segway.

From Sugar Beach. I was surprised at just how well the pattern shows in my photo and how well the photo turned out. When I took the photo with my cell phone, the glare was so much on my screen, I just pointed and shot, without knowing exactly what was in the shot, lol

Since the discussion has mentioned Port Perry, I'll post a photo of the town I live in.

Port Whitby to Port Perry, Uxbridge to Lindsay, Lindsay to Peterborough, Stouffville to Sutton, Barrie to Washago via Orillia, just to name a few

It's not over until there is an elevator core stump left for decades. ;)

I am glad I belong to this forum for the robust, thought provoking discussion and debate.

My aging eyes find the pattern looks much better from a distance than it does when I see it close up.

The whole Federal Transportation COVID mitigation policy needs to be updated to reflect current realities. Airports, Railways, Cruse ships etc. all have an additional burden that very few to no other developed countries currently have.

I wonder if the Target experience has soured any more major US retailers from entering Canada en masse?

From an internal email, it looks like Mon-Fri is still at about 30% pre pandemic, but weekends its close to 85% pre pandemic. we shall see how things shake out, but GO may und up being a more leisure/recreational transportation service as oppose to a commuter service.

My apologies if it has been explained before, but I am curious as to why the shortest tower is currently the tower with the greatest height, whereas the tower that will be the tallest is currently the shortest constructed so far? It is interesting how that ended up the way it did.

GO's work week starts on a Saturday, so all new service "starts" on a Saturday. If the service change involves Weekday changes, then the change will begin the first weekday after the Saturday change date. With this May 24 weekend, weekend improvements will begin on May 21st and any weekday...