Posts Filed Under: subways
In the late 1950s, several suburban municipalities tried to block construction of the Bloor-Danforth and University subway lines.
By
Jamie Bradburn
Everyone's now re-debating the subway vs. LRT question, but true fairness and sensible transit planning for Scarborough demand that we think about a whole network for the area, not just one line.
By
Steve Munro
A ukulele-toting flash mob stormed the subway this morning.
By
Steve Kupferman
Two separate service interruptions will affect the Bloor-Danforth and Yonge lines.
By
Steve Kupferman
This will be the second of four expected weekend subway closures in March.
By
Steve Kupferman
A look back at a half-century of serving Toronto commuters.
By
Jamie Bradburn
Where do subways come from?
By
Steve Kupferman
Your tax dollars at work, underground.
By
Steve Kupferman
By
Steve Kupferman
Forty years ago, Toronto's streetcar system was saved.
By
Steve Munro
A video demystifies all the coloured lights in TTC tunnels.
By
Steve Kupferman
Where Toronto's public transit vehicles go for rest or repairs.
By
Jamie Bradburn
Moving Torontonians in red or silver trains since 1954.
By
Jamie Bradburn
After a very heated debate yesterday, city council continues to discuss the future of transit on Sheppard today.
By
Hamutal Dotan
If you hate life right now, know that in a matter of hours you will be sunning in the balmy and confusing fake spring. So, news: Councillor Doug Ford is singled out for his foot-in-mouth disease; Tim Hudak wants to talk about transit too, isn't that nice!?; Toronto is getting its first Muslim cemetery; and police settle a human rights case in which a paraplegic man was literally thrown around during the G20.
By
Jodie Shupac
Scarborough's transit desires and the St. Clair construction bogeyman loomed over last night's transit forum in North Toronto.
By
Jamie Bradburn
Survey puts the lie to Rob Ford's claim that a majority of Torontonians back his transit vision.
By
Hamutal Dotan
The last of the H4 trains—comfy orange seats, but no air conditioning—took its final run this morning.
By
Steve Munro • Photos by Corbin Smith