Posts Filed Under: streetcars
The TTC's new streetcars are physically much longer than the existing ones. Is that a problem, or is it an opportunity?
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Steve Munro • Photo by Christopher Drost
Pictures of the TTC's test vehicle on its second training run.
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Jamie Bradburn • Photos by Christopher Drost
Was the ubiquitous "Keep Arm In" sign on TTC vehicles really inspired by a horrific accident?
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Patrick Metzger
The Ford party line has it that taking on debt to pay for Toronto's new streetcar fleet is a bad idea. But there are plenty of reasons why that's not true.
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David Hains • Photos by Andrew Louis
Transportation difficulties prompted North Toronto to reluctantly seek annexation by the City of Toronto in 1912.
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David Wencer
Wondering which route will get them first, or about those seats that face each other? You asked, and the TTC answers.
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Hamutal Dotan • Photos by Andrew Louis
Media and politicians explore the first full-size test vehicle from Toronto's new streetcar fleet.
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Kyle Bachan and Hamutal Dotan • Photos by Andrew Louis
Forty years ago, Toronto's streetcar system was saved.
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Steve Munro
A vehicle from the TTC's new fleet of streetcars has arrived for testing.
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Hamutal Dotan
A step-by-step explanation of why, exactly, your commute was all messed up for two weeks.
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Steve Kupferman • Photos by Harry Choi
The '80s funksters team up with the TTC for a joint photo-op.
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Steve Kupferman • Photos by Harry Choi
Six years in the making, Waterfront Toronto announces the beginning of construction on Queens Quay.
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Kelli Korducki
Where Toronto's public transit vehicles go for rest or repairs.
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Jamie Bradburn
What happens when a well-known local Twitter personality commandeers a streetcar and turns it into a smartphone paradise?
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Steve Kupferman
Every morning for over 40 years, a maverick thinker and politician presented his views to Toronto and the nation.
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Jamie Bradburn
A streetcar accident led to a tragic Christmas Eve a century ago.
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Jamie Bradburn
As a Mail and Empire headline put it when word spread that the First World War was over, the "city celebrated in orgy of joy."
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Jamie Bradburn
In this Weekend Planner: a detective play takes to the stage, the TTC shows off its new streetcars, Randy "Macho Man" Savage gets an art tribute, Ryerson Theatre school celebrates the big 4-0 with a dance production, a critically acclaimed electronic musician celebrates his latest release, capture the flag takes over downtown Toronto, and the "Single Awkward Female" comedy show comes to town.
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Kyle Bachan