mburrrrr
Senior Member
Oh you’re no fun.
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Chaplinurbex
New Member
What's this based on?
youngblood
Active Member
Northern Light
Superstar
Oh you’re no fun.
I throw great parties and I'm an excellent skydiving companion too!
But yeah, I can be a bucket of cold water sometimes, LOL
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Northern Light
Superstar
If you mean that I know there are issues unresolved? I just know.
If you mean what the technical details are, I'm not privy to the full list, there are members here who may see fit to share more, or not, at their discretion.
toronto647
Active Member
In the press release it mentions "With this rigorous testing complete and final preparatory works underway, it is expected the Eglinton Crosstown LRT will open to the public in the coming weeks."
Weeks would be less than 8 ish weeks in my strong opinion meaning by Sunday, February 1. Anything later would just be silly.
toronto647
Active Member
Does anybody know or think an announcement will be made for the opening date? Will that be in 2025 at least or by mid Jan at the very latest?
mburrrrr
Senior Member
Where is Phil? He is missing his big 90 day moment.
A 6264
Active Member
Prior to the last 24 hours, everyone seemed to be predicting a date in December or January, as though February was out of the question.
I'm looking and that and thinking, I predict February as the earliest date. It could be later.
Someone said that Line 6 is about to open 1 month after testing completion, and Line 5 should take less time.
Considering how much bigger Line 5 is, I would think the gap would be longer, not shorter.
But I have to ask, how long have people on here been saying they can't imagine it will be much longer before Line 5 opens, and it can't possibly be more than a few months?
Oh yeah. 5 and a half years.
Rule #1 for crystal ball gazers: Don't make your personal wish of what you want to be true, be a factor in your analysis. (Probably the most ignored advice of all time.)
I'm looking and that and thinking, I predict February as the earliest date. It could be later.
Someone said that Line 6 is about to open 1 month after testing completion, and Line 5 should take less time.
Considering how much bigger Line 5 is, I would think the gap would be longer, not shorter.
But I have to ask, how long have people on here been saying they can't imagine it will be much longer before Line 5 opens, and it can't possibly be more than a few months?
Oh yeah. 5 and a half years.
Rule #1 for crystal ball gazers: Don't make your personal wish of what you want to be true, be a factor in your analysis. (Probably the most ignored advice of all time.)
Monarch Butterfly
Superstar
Appropriate on Krampusnacht, or Krampus Day, which is celebrated today on December 5, 2025? Watch out for birch rods.
Should have been tomorrow, December 6th, Saint Nicholas Day.
TOtramz
Active Member
The worst possible date would be in March, since now that they achieved substantial completion they must open the line within 90 days
DSCToronto
Superstar
Common sense and experience, maybe!
toronto647
Active Member
Is this stipulated as legal requirement somewhere?
Northern Light
Superstar
Good question, his Linkedin says he's still in Toronto.
He apparently did some consulting in Saudi Arabia in the last year, but is currently 'self-employed'.
