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In Metrolinx's own words, this is "to accommodate a significant number of advanced GO train ticket bookings that have been made".

For me, that's East Harbour.

Same reason why it was green at the diving pool at Rio 2016 probably.

Nice shirt

Solidarity with Hong Kong, which is seeing a sudden rise in cars just "breaking down" in the middle of the street over the last day or so. EDIT: Just realized that was from Monday, but still an awesome sight to behold...

There will be people trying to sell you tickets to something called the "Heathrow Express". Ignore them.

I hope not. York is a suburban campus with a suburban feel. If you want an urban campus, go to Ryerson or U of T.

I asked because I probably sound like that (well, not exactly, but...). My sister says it's strange how I still speak with a Chinese accent, despite the fact that I came here when I was five and have basically no Chinese friends (although I speak Cantonese at home).

I hope you don't mind me asking, but are you Chinese? (I was born in Hong Kong) Because that voice...

Well, if it's from someone like Steve Munro... but I suppose he has his unofficial contacts inside the TTC, so he doesn't have to rely on twitter

I wish it'll be a Metro but almost certainly not (there are no Metros in all of Southern York Region: the closest ones are in Bramalea City Centre, North York Centre, and Bridlewood Mall)

You definitely don't want to live in New York, Tokyo, or Shanghai then (we were talking on a global scale)

Looking at the metro area, Vancouver's population is about 2.4 million, while Toronto is anywhere between 5.5 to 9 million (GTA vs GTHA vs Golden Horseshoe). As an aside, I once heard someone say that Vancouver's population of 2 million (at the time) is the ideal size of a city: big enough to...

True, but late at night, the majority of riders are travelling from Finch or Richmond Hill Centre and getting off at the on-street stops.

Do you think Jane/Highway 7 will look like that in 10-20 years? It's certainly supposed to, if the City of Vaughan gets its way.

From the document: "Conventional and Viva service will operate at an approximate 15 minute frequency" Hopefully this means that they are syncing the schedules (effectively interlining) Viva Blue/Route 98/99, Viva Purple/Route 1, and Viva Orange/Route 77. There shouldn't be too much of a...

The numbers for Highway 407 station in that article are from before the changes to GO bus service and are almost certainly very inaccurate.

I was told by a barista that the Starbucks is moving inside the mall at the end of March.

The stations feel similiar to the newer Skytrain stations.

That's actually an idea...The Hong Kong Tram covers largely the same route as the MTR, but survives because it's much cheaper and comes with a view.