As was already noted in the tread, @Woodbridge_Heights mistook that reference for one about the Crosstown West extension.Any link or reference for this? It might *somewhat* put some sense to his "Ontario Place Ferris Wheel Special" segment.
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As was already noted in the tread, @Woodbridge_Heights mistook that reference for one about the Crosstown West extension.Any link or reference for this? It might *somewhat* put some sense to his "Ontario Place Ferris Wheel Special" segment.
I'm sure there's some land up near thorncliffe park? There is a lot of underperforming employment lands to the north of Overlea Boulevard.. perhaps there?But then where is this new yard going to go?
1) We already have a levy to raise $1B over 30 years. This looks like its calling for at least $5B from the city, possibly more. Good luck with that?
2) Why the hell should we raise a levy to pay for infrastructure the Province is bullying us to take over? I'd rather put everything on pause until the next election, quite frankly.
Not by any of the players we know about right now.So, thoughts on the 2028 opening date? Is this in any ways feasible?
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Only a very large development would justify having a terminal station at Ontario Place.
We've seen this layout proposed by Metrolinx before (terminating at Exhibition Place). The primary intention was to terminate GO lines at Bathurst/Spadina and dump passengers onto the DRL into downtown.
What line number will this line be assigned? Maybe 0 for 0ntario?
If they commit additional $11B to this plan, there is no money for anything else...
I'm sure I heard him say it during his speech, there is no reference to that in the documents though sooo... *shrug*As was already noted in the tread, @Woodbridge_Heights mistook that reference for one about the Crosstown West extension.
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That doesn't sound like a very good idea.
An *affordable* housing shortage.
That doesn't sound like a very good idea.
1) We already have a levy to raise $1B over 30 years. This looks like its calling for at least $5B from the city, possibly more. Good luck with that?
2) Why the hell should we raise a levy to pay for infrastructure the Province is bullying us to take over? I'd rather put everything on pause until the next election, quite frankly.
Where are you getting 2028 from?So, thoughts on the 2028 opening date? Is this in any ways feasible?