Cobra
Senior Member
It's a long, long way off from being real.
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They'll deliver us those projects via package deals, just like the Vaughan extension
It's a long, long way off from being real.
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Nothing has happened yet.
It's a long, long way off from being real.
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They'll deliver us those projects via package deals, just like the Vaughan extension
They'll deliver us those projects via package deals, just like the Vaughan extension
We would be building a line that would still require us a Sheppard bus service anyway. What is the point?
Is Eglinton not happening or is the tunnel under my feet one of my transit delusions?Makes me very sad Toronto never embraced LRTs. What could have been.
There is emphatically no need to freak out over anything, it's more an annoyance that local politicos keep dragging BS into a process that already have an overabundance of it.
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LOL, well I mean in total. Granted we have eglinton being built right now, and a extension to the Airport and UTSC, but everyone will say that's a subway somehow . I feel like outside central Toronto because of media misinformation, we lost a golden opportunity to make Toronto a model for 21 century light rail. The subways will be above ground, but I mean we could have covered the city from end to end.Is Eglinton not happening or is the tunnel under my feet one of my transit delusions?
There is emphatically no need to freak out over anything, it's more an annoyance that local politicos keep dragging BS into a process that already have an overabundance of it.
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Oh I agree and share your frustrations. But politicians dug themselves this hole by building subways on Sheppard and Vaughan....now Richmond Hill is being talked about.
It was always unrealistic to expect Scarborough to not react to this.
Politically, it looks bad, especially Vaughan.
But I agree, the whole thing is a mess.
I'm just tired of it and I think the whole political class as well. That'swhy I think both subways will ultimately get build so we can finally move on once and for all.
After that, just hand over the keys to Metrolinx and take the politicians out of the equation
Makes me very sad Toronto never embraced LRTs. What could have been.
Stop. This will be built. We said Crosstown would never go to the airport or UTSC and look what's happening now.
Crosstown's airport extension is completely unfunded at this time. WWLRT is at the same stage.
That would be a great idea. Show them it doesn't suck and it won't be a streetcar. But now they opened the can of worms, it can never go back.Someone a few pages back had a semi good idea. Stall out the Scarborough subway for now and wait for the crosstown to be built. Average person in Toronto thinks streetcar when we say LRT. Let them see an actual LRT in action and they may come around to demanding that.
Crosstown's airport extension is completely unfunded at this time. WWLRT is at the same stage.
These will all be campaign promises to get the Liberals back in.Same as Crosstown East. Looking at all the numbers, the math is still wrong. LRT or subway, money is still missing
These will all be campaign promises to get the Liberals back in.
These will all be campaign promises to get the Liberals back in.
Which they should considering the fiscal situation is abysmal right now. But this should work to counteract Wynne's low poll numbers.We all know that if you win Toronto, you win the election
So package deal for next election:
DRL Phase I=Downtown is happy
Scarborough Subway =Scarborough is happy
Sheppard Subway=North York and Scarborough are happy
How can you lose unless the PC up the ante? which is unlikely as they will predictably campaign on balancing the books...
This is about ending the Scarborough Question once and for all, not about the TTC.I don't doubt there will be provincial Liberal promises from future campaigns. I'd be very surprised if there was a TTC focus on them though.