[Amare]

I think all of UT should all come up with a common name that we all agree with that we can pitch to Metrolinx, one that they cant ignore.

Here are a couple suggestions:

-Metrolinx Abolisher
-The Consultant
-Toronto the Grey
-No more P3s

 

[max]

Mx will probably go with "PR BS" and "[Redacted]"

 

[81-717]

How about:

 

[Divas S.]

I think all of UT should all come up with a common name that we all agree with that we can pitch to Metrolinx, one that they cant ignore.

Here are a couple suggestions:

-Metrolinx Abolisher
-The Consultant
-Toronto the Grey
-No more P3s

I'm definitely going with the consultant, the companies that scam the province deserve to be recognized for their wealth extracting abilities

 

[mcbg1]

Realistically, when will this line actually open to the public?

 

[A 6264]

Realistically, when will this line actually open to the public?

"Realistically", you say?

People have been asking that for 5 years. Or asserting it's going to be very soon, or next year, or never.
You might consider consulting an Ouiji board.

 

[generalcanada]

Realistically, when will this line actually open to the public?

While current project timelines are on track for 2031. Until we really get to the installation of the rails we wont get a concrete absolute timeline

 

[A 6264]

While current project timelines are on track for 2031. Until we really get to the installation of the rails we wont get a concrete absolute timeline

Oh sorry, my reply was about the Englinton Crosstown line. I forgot to check which forum I'm on.

 

[Frankietls]

Not my pic.
Will be deleted after 24h.

 

[crs1026]

The irony being, it was easy to track its progress as it came across the Atlantic by ship - using the Marine Traffic tracker..

Now try to track its progress as it moves (we can only hope) underground in Toronto.....

- Paul

 

[urbancog]

Resistance (to the Wagenborg) is futile!!

 

[crs1026]

If anyone cares, the ship was the MV Taagborg of the Wagenborg line, arrived Oshawa harbour June 7th.

- Paul

 

[TOtramz]

The irony being, it was easy to track its progress as it came across the Atlantic by ship - using the Marine Traffic tracker..

Now try to track its progress as it moves (we can only hope) underground in Toronto.....

- Paul

Didn't most of the recent TBM projects have a progress tracker? I know they disabled the Scarborough one because it got stuck, but it originally had one.

 

[crs1026]

Didn't most of the recent TBM projects have a progress tracker? I know they disabled the Scarborough one because it got stuck, but it originally had one.

TYSSE, Crosstown, and Crosstown West all had trackers. Diggy Scardust had one also, until it got stuck.

I'm sure Metrolinx won't let that happen again.

- Paul

 

[jordanmkasla2009]

Now has to go through customs and paying any duties or tariffs before continuing.

Since they're coming from Europe I don't think we need to worry about duties or tariffs considering we have a free-trade agreement with the European Union