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I'm sure the LRVs will eventually be littered with ads anyways. Should that happen, whatever colour they are right now doesn't even matter that much. But I honestly still think there needs to be a touch of colour, grey is such a depressing colour.

Sometimes, I can't help but notice that some Line 1 stations are unnecessarily close to each other (Like St. Andrew to Osgoode). I mean it's convenient but also inefficient at the same time. Often times, I would walk in the Downtown Core anyways because the TTC subway can be unpredictable at...

It's been announced for quite a while that they were opening a location at One Bloor East. Whether or not they will stay or go will be determined after they do business in Canada for a bit. I personally have never tried Chick-fil-a so to me it's just another place to eat/not. Anybody have an...

Then in the case that Rob Ford wins, it'll be "Rob Ford Street" rather than "Ford Street" haha.

The Town of Milton is doing great with roundabouts. The Town of Oakville is also implementing them up North now! You can see one starting to come to life on Sixth Line north of Burnhamthorpe (new road under construction). This is exciting! My problem though is that drivers are not too educated...

Yes but Brampton is not really prepared for an urban future. In a few decades, what will Brampton do? Tear down buildings? In a few decades, Oakville will have land available for development. There is no need to further develop Oakville's Uptown Core right now because it is simply unnecessary...

Exactly! I agree 100%. Sure, it only makes sense that Brampton has more high-rises than Oakville for various reasons. But you have pointed something out, most high-rises in Brampton are relatively old. It's like they have forgotten(?) about high-rise buildings. In terms of high-rises in...

Yes I agree with that completely. For a city with more than 600 000 people, Brampton is truly lacking with mid-rise or high-rise buildings. I will be completely honest to say that I think that even Oakville (which has a third of Brampton's population) has more high rise buildings than Brampton...