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Agree. The money saved would be better spent improving the Milton line which would provide service between Kipling and Cooksville/MCC, likely faster than an LRT.

Looking forward to see if the new 126 will improve trip times to islington/kipling station. Currently for me (near creditview/burnhamthorpe), its often faster to take the 9 to city center transit terminal and transfer to 109 or Go bus 29. Having a fast one seat trip down burnhamthorpe would be...

Slowly but surely 🙂 These things take time. I remember a Mississauga that allowed buildings to go up in the core with zero street-level retail. We've come a long way, like sixrings mentioned, the East side of MCC is actually quite lively, moreso in the summer weekends and evenings. Of course...

Victorian homes are a pre-requisite to be urban? I wonder if folks in Rome think Toronto doesn't have a true inner city because it lacks renaissance architecture 😉 I'm guessing what you mean is Mississauga's built form doesn't lend itself well to the way urban centers traditionally formed. To...

Sorry if I’m missing something, but by public spaces are you referring to the parks and wide sidewalks and such?

Just 5 years ago I would have agreed. But in the past few years, especially since the pandemic as more folks started to work from home, there's a real buzz growing in the city. I rarely go into Toronto these days. There are countless events year-round at Celebration Square, Streetsville...

Good to that big empty space on the south side of Burnhamthorpe fill in. To the east of this is the Southlands. Anyone know what's planned for the lot immediately west of this?

Looks like EXS at the North western corner and Tower 1 on the south west. EXS is the shortest one