urbanfan89
Active Member
I've never been to Orangeville, but is the Orangeville GO bus line so crowded and packed that we need GO Trains? At this stage it sounds like Flaherty's train that *happens* to go through his riding.
I've never been to Orangeville, but is the Orangeville GO bus line so crowded and packed that we need GO Trains? At this stage it sounds like Flaherty's train that *happens* to go through his riding.
I take the Orangeville bus on occasion and I live 5 minutes from one of the logical places for a station. But, Orangeville is growing and there have been editorials in the papers up there calling for improved transit services. A train would be about as quick as the bus and would serve at least five more residential areas at the loss of only one. The problem is Caledon, which lies between Orangeville and the Brampton. Do a quick search for my posts on Caledon and you'll see how I feel about that particular town...
C'mon!
I deserve my pork project just as much as the finance minister does!![]()
I want to make sure that any group I'm involved with is pushing for the original plan (with additional stations) along the Pape/Rail Corridor/Front/Dundas West alignment, built with subway technology.
I want to make sure that any group I'm involved with is pushing for the original plan (with additional stations) along the Pape/Rail Corridor/Front/Dundas West alignment, built with subway technology.