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I honestly didn't think it could get worse than the naming of "Pioneer Village" and "Vaughan Metropolitan Centre". It's just gotten much, much worse. The working names were much, much better.

This is just a disaster in my opinion.
 
Ah, to be in New York City! See link.

For example. There are six 23rd stations. Five in Manhatten and one in Queens.

Worse, some lines in New York City and the same named stations on the same line.

 
So the deadline for Metrolinx to announce station names is January 20, 2016.

Doesn't leave much room for formal opposition to the station naming.

Can someone start a petition? Get thousands of signatures going or something?

The names chosen for Keele, Bayview, Leslie, Ferrand, Bermondsey and Victoria Park all sound wrong to me. Anyone else agree?
 
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Assuming Metrolinx is correct, the tunneling schedule has been significantly accelerated. The west tunnel was scheduled for completion in Janurary 2017 and East in November 2017. So this would be an increase of at least 1 month and 11 months respectively.

Here's a link to the update (page 5): http://www.metrolinx.com/en/docs/pd...51203_BoardMtg_Capital_Projects_Update_EN.pdf

"Tunneling on Eglinton will be complete in late 2016"
 
Apparently, it may be easier to tunnel under Eglinton between Bathurst and Laird than it is to tunnel under Eglinton between Black Creek and Bathurst.
 
Crazy to think that this time next year, construction will have already began for the on-street portion in Scarborough.

December 2015 is two years from now ;)

But station construction will begin at Eglinton West, Eglinton Yonge and the remaining underground stations in April/Map. Only 4 months away.
 
So as expected most of the following years will be station construction.

Should be exciting to see the stations being built from street level. Seems like many of the stores at future station locations are now closed (ex. Laird).
 
One question, where is the second entrance for the Dufferin or I believe they are now calling it Fairbank, is it by where the Shoppers is now or is it across the street? All this time I believed that's where it would be but today I drove by the location and I saw some of the stores across the street from the Shoppers are now closed with posters saying this is the future home of the station.
 

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