evandyk
Senior Member
I like Fiesta. But Summerhill market is just reachable for me to walk over and grab a few treats while my wife takes our son to his swimming lessons at the JCC on Saturday mornings. For now, I won't be doing that.
Is it not?I love how they're cheerfully spinning this as some kind of win![]()
I love how they're cheerfully spinning this as some kind of win![]()
Given Dianne Saxe's misguided proposal to exempt the Bloor to Dupont stretch from the RapidTO Bathurst project, I sent a note to her, Mayor Chow & TTC Chair Myers calling on them to stop it and encourage you to do the same. We must never compromise with car-brains!
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Open Letter to Councillor Saxe RE RapidTO Bathurst
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Hard disagree on being OK with the watering down. Just as how watering down protected bike lanes to painted ones would simply encourage cars to block the bike lane, not having bus priority lanes on Bathurst from Bloor to Dupont Streets undermines the benefits of putting in those lanes in the first place. If there's a space for cars to take advantage of, they will do so whether or not it's legal!While I think the anti-bus lane crowd here are overwrought nutters.........
I also think there's political maneuvering to be done to get things through Council.
Its not just this item either........there's lots of things left to get through Council that have a certain potential for pushback, that could be zoning changes like six-plexes, the new shelters being built, a large number of cycling projects coming up in fall for approval, followed by a pre-election budget.
IF the non-watered down version passes, great, I'm supportive, but if we partially sacrifice 3 blocks, out of 2 major corridors of RapidTO to get the rest done and delivered...........I can live w/that too.
I'm not sure if this is the fight I would commend the Mayor to whip the vote on...........there's an election coming in 2026.....