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Expropriation takes awhile i guess sometimes its better to do it silently first

if im reading this right, this is the 3 locations mentioned. 10444 winston blvd 10th line somewhere winston and wanless intersection Can someone fill me in on how this relates to the silver junction flyover? That is what the project is right?

Found the case and the addresses

Isnt that what the F in dbfom means?

pretty sure via hfr isnt going to use this. the money is for direct municipalities or regional authorities only

so how long until the waters drop? before the weekend right?

That 1 million for cloud infra goes to way more than just a website, id put money that things like nextbus or other control center server infrastructure runs on those cloud services in Azure. id put money on the ttc.ca site barely using a fraction of that not adding things like multi-az failover

https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/ex/bgrd/backgroundfile-247740.pdf Oh heres a twist: Also staff saying its not feasible to run the science center. it would require a full doubling of the entire arts budget just for the science center

LOL the guy built it as a mod for cities skylines, talk about fantasy designs.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/toronto-provincial-permission-increased-fines-automated-enforcement-blocking-the-box-1.7258933 I saw this a few days ago. The province is saying you already have the power to automatically ticket blocking the box. Interesint

https://toronto.citynews.ca/2024/07/11/ontario-science-centre-closure-doug-ford-press-conference/ There will be a peer-reviewed report and technical briefing today at 11 This really should have been done in the first place. If its as bad as they say it is, take the full hour-long oral report...

Think of it as a 4-stage complete rebuild of the gardiner, its not an expansion, nor is it a rehabilitation, its a complete rebuild.

ooh this might be that 3rd party peer reviewed study IO said they were going to do. Im very curious if it actually exonerates the ford government

pretty sure hes talking about theese old industrial lines along lakeshore and the portlands

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/plan-to-significantly-speed-gardiner-construction-in-the-works-says-city-manager/article_2e42ceac-3df4-11ef-a2b1-87422bc2eafc.html Not too much new here, but "its coming" and "significant decrease in construction time"

Yea i read this a few days ago, just had to laugh at the absuridty. Were going to spend tens of millions on the buildout and lease of a massive retail site thats ideally going to be open for maybe 2 years. Like whats the point, just use that to keep the current one open. Man such easy PR...

the article pointed back to the first presentation by metrolinx back in september: https://assets.metrolinx.com/image/upload/v1705333978/Images/Metrolinx/ECLRT_Briefing_Deck_-_September_27_2023.pdf comparing to what Phil said at the board meeting... Site Acceptance Testing at 91.4% up from...

based and liberal pilled

to be clear on the conversation above, There will be level boarding, that is 100% going to happen, not immediately though. Nor in the near future with USEP It will be done on the main construction package rebuilding all of the other platforms and tracks at union. As for when that is...who knows

Back when city approved a bunch of sidewalk especially around the downtown stations, there was a construction schedule for the bridge. Somewhere around 2025-2026 is when it gets pushed into place with DVP closures possibly full closures