 Harper announces $500M investment for GO Transit Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Tuesday the money will go towards funding more than a dozen GO Transit projects, including upgrades to the Ontario-wide commuter system.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I'm really getting tired of this shovel money into Toronto bit.
boohoo, they've paid out forever, about time they got some back.
I'm really getting tired of this shovel money into Toronto bit.
boohoo, they've paid out forever, about time they got some back.
when it comes to an election it's always ..what money? Harper never gave us any money , the Conservatives ignore Toronto!
no word of this in the Red Star of course.
(Not impressed at all.)
This is part of a nation wide economic plan it says, with more projects coming in the next few weeks. Toronto is the biggest city in Canada, still the economic hub of Canada, and therefore deserve this funding. Should T.O. just get no money? I smell envy.
Let me know when they announce 140 million for Calgary Transit
How about investing that money in the capital, where we desperately need a form of rapid transit that doesn't just include busses. Toronto has more than enough modern transit infrastructure, while we have a system that's fifty years old and outliving its usefulness.
Modern transit system? Not quite. Toronto has 50 year old highways that need expanding, a subway system that is 50 years and is too slow and old and some of the stations look like third world, and a bus system that doesnt have any dedicated lanes. The GO is slow and unreliable at best. The whole system needs a complete overhaul and that requires money.
How about investing that money in the capital, where we desperately need a form of rapid transit that doesn't just include busses. Toronto has more than enough modern transit infrastructure, while we have a system that's fifty years old and outliving its usefulness.
Modern transit system? Not quite. Toronto has 50 year old highways that need expanding, a subway system that is 50 years and is too slow and old and some of the stations look like third world, and a bus system that doesnt have any dedicated lanes. The GO is slow and unreliable at best. The whole system needs a complete overhaul and that requires money.
ever been to Calgary? we'll be hiring these guys soon