Yonge North Subway Extension | Corridor Overview

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  • @stickynorth
    @stickynorth 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +47

    The city is urbanizing vertically so fast it needs rapid transit to serve it just as urgently... Great video!

    • @aujikimangu9972
      @aujikimangu9972 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      They are always 30 years behind on infrastructure projects. Only reason why cars are still the most preferred option.

    • @EdwardM-t8p
      @EdwardM-t8p 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Like a crosstown rapid transit line under Eglinton instead of a light rail line that's sometimes on the surface which makes it slow!

  • @LinxFox
    @LinxFox 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +37

    4:21 They would complain about noise and vibration of the subway but a massive wide stroad that is FAR louder is totally fine to them.

    • @tristanridley1601
      @tristanridley1601 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +10

      I love how he included a moment of the road noise there. Subtle!

    • @mcbrineellis
      @mcbrineellis 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hahahaha that was such a subtle yet hilarious edit. Incredible.

  • @Leo_Chan
    @Leo_Chan 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +26

    3:03 Steeles Avenue isn't actually the border between Toronto and Richmond Hill, but rather the border between Toronto, Vaughan, and Markham with Vaughan and Markham between divided by Yonge Street. Richmond Hill only starts at Highway 407 and Yonge. It would have been interesting alternate history if all of the district of Thornhill belonged to Richmond Hill rather than between split between Vaughan and Markham, but I guess the then towns of Vaughan and Markham wanted access to Yonge Street.

    • @transitthinker
      @transitthinker  3 หลายเดือนก่อน +6

      Thanks for the correction!

    • @kevwwong
      @kevwwong 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      As someone who grew up in the Langstaff area of Richmond Hill, it always puzzled me why Richmond Hill didn't absorb Thornhill. Geographically speaking, you've got these communities that run up and down Yonge Street in a linear fashion, but here's Markham and Vaughan jutting out right at the bottom of the region.

    • @kodyadams5561
      @kodyadams5561 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      @@kevwwong WHY WOULD RICHMOND HILL ABSORB THORNHILL . I HAVE LIVED IN THORNHILL 63 .THORNHILL BELONG TO TOWN OF MARKAM RICHMOND HILL IS IT OWN TOWNSHIP OF YORK REGION

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @thomasrobinson8336
    @thomasrobinson8336 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +6

    Hey TT Excellent video. Very well shot as well as narrated.

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @omarsardar1182
    @omarsardar1182 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

    Great insight, thanks for sharing.

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @RyantheCanuckpirate
    @RyantheCanuckpirate 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

    I love these videos. I happen to be visiting Toronto now (from Vancouver) and it was great to see The One being constructed in person.
    I did happen to pass by the Science Centre too, and took a bus from there to Yonge and Eglington.. sure would have been nice if there was an LRT or something that ran along that route ;)

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @Dynamics416
    @Dynamics416 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    Another great video my man!

  • @gevans446
    @gevans446 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Great video! I hope the Cummer station gets built since it will be more expensive to build it later (plus the area looks like it's densifying). Plus I prefer subway stops be within city limits, which only Steeles is (and that's only 50%). If this is built, it must be after the Ontario Line so Line 1 isn't overwhelmed by congestion.

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @jayvonnoelsmith8445
    @jayvonnoelsmith8445 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Excellent video I love it the ttc is doing a great job

  • @tspis
    @tspis 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Another excellent overview, as always. Thanks, and keep it up!

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @Nouvellecosse
    @Nouvellecosse 28 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Very interesting! Personally I don't consider a 2km gap to be unreasonable at all in a suburban setting since the line needs to cover a lot of distance and frequent stops slows things down. Plus, stations are the most expensive part of a system.The distance of 2km is the same as with several other spots such as between Eglinton to Lawrence, Lawrence to York Mills, or York Mills to Sheppard, yet the extension is ever further out than those places. So I think it's fine.

  • @tristanridley1601
    @tristanridley1601 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +6

    It's wrong to call Viva Blue a Bus Rapid Transit and devalues what Rapid Transit means. Viva is rapid transit in some places, but is strictly an express bus from Richmond Hill to Finch.
    This is one of the big reasons this extension is so important.

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @Vicstarz26
    @Vicstarz26 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    The city needs to start this much needed extension. Should have been done years ago

    • @GraemeMacDermid
      @GraemeMacDermid 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      It was held up by the need for the Ontario Line (aka downtown relief line) since Yonge Bloor station couldn't handle more passengers.

    • @Vicstarz26
      @Vicstarz26 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@GraemeMacDermid That should not be the case or all of the new subway lines/extensions should have been built minimum 20 years ago

    • @GraemeMacDermid
      @GraemeMacDermid 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@Vicstarz26 True. But city council chose to build first the Scarborough extension and the Sheppard line. Projects are now more in the hands of Metrolinx, so there may be some more long term, big picture planning.

  • @forkast
    @forkast 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Richmond Hill mentioned!! Great video as usual

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @TheRandCrews
    @TheRandCrews 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    Though I was curious on this idea, so it’s not going to Hillcrest because VIVA BRT can cover that, but a possible even northern extension to Major Mckenzie/Wonderland/Cortelucci Hospital is possible? Seems like it would go do a two stop extension from VMC to Vaughan Mills then Major Mack.
    Though it being on Jane, maybe they can resurrect the Jane LRT that will be ending at Pioneer Village to become a light metro (maybe Western Ontario Line?) and run parallel or interline north to Vaughan.

    • @transitthinker
      @transitthinker  3 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

      I'm sure Line 1 will be extended to Vaughan Mills and Wonderland eventually

  • @maxtamir5029
    @maxtamir5029 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

    I did not know tail tracks were 2km beyond high tech. At that point why not build an infill at Yonge & 16th? There are already so many condo towers at that intersection and tons more planned. Hopefully that gets done in the future

    • @transitthinker
      @transitthinker  3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I think the idea is that this replaces the underground yard previously planned, because it's just storage tracks they wouldn't be able to add a station at 16th

    • @Absolute_Zero7
      @Absolute_Zero7 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I'd actually be surprised if it doesn't happen at some point in the future. Metrolinx time and time again have ruled that converting much of the Richmond Hill Line to an RER line wouldn't be feasible, so I imagine existing Line 1 to at least Elgin Mills would be a decent alternative.

  • @victorcd9653
    @victorcd9653 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Cool but after the extension is completed there will more added traffic by the train reaches Finch and Sheppard. There should be another North & South line located in the West end, for example, Kipling or Highway 27, to drive traffic downwards towards Finch Line 6, Eglington and Bloor line. An extension on Yonge is needed but it seems very "classy" as those with higher pay salaries will mostly get seats on rides for longer durations, Union or Bay to north of Finch.

  • @whitepanther7041
    @whitepanther7041 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    They should make a connection between the two vertical lines in the northern part of the subway.

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @Seibanori
    @Seibanori 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    I’m not trying to be a meaner here and I mean it’s great that the place is finally getting some transit, but honestly, all it really needed to do was just build a denser city like New York. That alone could have saved us from all the trouble that we have today. Lol
    Like the fact that a city that only has 5-7 million inhabitants(GTA) could get such a horrible traffic(even worse than New York metropolitan area which is easily triple or quadruple the population) proves that how badly they designed the city.

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

    • @Seibanori
      @Seibanori 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@noorpagambari116 well, generally speaking Asia and Europe invest heavily into transit. Japan transit is still one of the best today even tho they built everything more than 60 years ago. But yea, liberals party is really ruining Canada, but I think they r done for sure this election.

  • @wainber1
    @wainber1 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The narrator of the video, just in the 1st minute of it, addresses the eastern part of Line 1 having long ended at Finch Station. There was a time when Finch had been the northernmost station of all TTC subway and Scarborough RT ones. For years before stations in western North York and York Region had opened, the TTC's Montreal counterpart had extended service to nearby suburbs, with the respective openings of Longueuil-Sherbrooke University and Montmorency stations in Longueuil (east) and Laval (northwest) having occurred in the 1960s and 2007.

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @samvan7787
    @samvan7787 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Toronto has grown so fast and so big and yet City Planners and Politicians at all levels of the government fail to equip the City to excel. It took the City years of negotiations to get the crosstown subway to start building but then all sorts of mismanagement leading to cost and schedule over the budget. While bike lanes are absolutely important for the safety of the cyclists City needs to understand before you take away the road space, which is already limited to begin with, for bike lanes, you need to have provisions such as more subway lines to ease (or take away) the vehicles congestion first. The planning, if any, seems to be fragmented and not fully integrated and run by various departments that each only concerns with its own mandate and not the City as a whole.

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @glassowaterful
    @glassowaterful 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    it’s cool in a jarring way riding all the way from say spadina to the highway medium stations.

  • @bekf606
    @bekf606 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    and yet TTC can't extend the subway from Don Mills Station to Toronto Zoo along Sheppard Avenue in Scarborough as if those are not taxpayers of Toronto. TTC is prioritizing to service Richmond Hill and Vaughan.

    • @transitthinker
      @transitthinker  3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Luckily a Sheppard subway extension is being planned, both are Metrolinx projects not TTC though

  • @samhuangto
    @samhuangto 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    on the west side, they need to extend the subway to Vaughan Mills and Canada's Wonderland, this will take out a lot of traffic congestion, a lot!!!!!!!!

  • @VAPOURIZE100
    @VAPOURIZE100 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wonder why we can’t separate yellow line into two lines
    Line 1 can be red line from Rhill to union
    Line 2 yellow line to York U
    Line 3 green line east west line
    Line 4 purple line extended to Yorkdale to donmills
    This would increase efficiency

  • @RoboJules
    @RoboJules 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I would rather have frequent GO service on the Richmond Hill line than another Yonge subway expansion. Streetcars should serve the urban core, subways should serve Toronto's inner suburbs, and GO Trains should serve Toronto's outer suburbs. Instead we have a slow, inefficient streetcar network downtown, oversized subway lines to connect the outer suburbs, with scattered LRT lines, and a suburban rail system that will be good in the future but at the moment is... eh...

    • @transitthinker
      @transitthinker  3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I think subways going out of the city has it's benefits, but improving the Richmond Hill is a topic for a future video, stay tuned!

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @Hogtownboy1
    @Hogtownboy1 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    it sound go up to steeles and turn to york university as an extensions of line 4

  • @ttteslafanboi-torontorapto6785
    @ttteslafanboi-torontorapto6785 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    the 98 ttc route belongs to shepperd yonge station not finch

  • @SyntaxOverflow
    @SyntaxOverflow 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wasn't there supposed to be a Richmond Hill Centre station?

    • @transitthinker
      @transitthinker  3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      High Tech Station is in the same location as Richmond, while the bus terminal is being moved to Bridge Station

  • @noorpagambari116
    @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @TMBpk
    @TMBpk 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    I really hope they change the name from "High Tech" to something else. Sounds incredibly corny. Richmond Hill Centre would be just fine, but that would be better suited to "Bridge" station.

    • @TheRandCrews
      @TheRandCrews 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      I like your thinking people would colloquially call it RHC by then just like Vaughan Metropolitan Centre is VMC

    • @tristanridley1601
      @tristanridley1601 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      It's "Richmond Hill Centre Terminal" on the Viva map. So... It seems so obvious. It's going to be "High Tech / Richmond Hill Centre Terminal" on maps as it stands.

    • @rebeccawinter472
      @rebeccawinter472 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      It’s begging for a corporate sponsorship name. Not saying that’s good. As long as there is a local place name / cross street in parentheses I am reasonably okay with long-term station naming sponsorships if it helps offset costs and lets us build more transit.

  • @diab748
    @diab748 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Long over due. But when will this be done. 2040??

  • @michaelwatson113
    @michaelwatson113 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    01:44 only 3 Tim Hortons?

    • @tristanridley1601
      @tristanridley1601 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Only 3 approaches to the station. They could go higher lol

  • @InADarkTavern
    @InADarkTavern 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Needs to be extended to Bernard terminal

    • @markf5931
      @markf5931 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      yes in 2100s

    • @InADarkTavern
      @InADarkTavern 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@markf5931 needed it yesterday

  • @TheJojoSimz
    @TheJojoSimz 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    FYI - apparently they messed up the soil testing and have to re-do all the work done the past few years (I live at Yonge/7 and see the same trucks doing the same things they already did). +5 years to this project minimum - woo hoo!

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @KM-qx2qi
    @KM-qx2qi 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Love the Documentary. However, these stations will never be opened! At least not in the next 20 years! Plans for this extension has been back in 2015! And nothing has progressed so far!

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

    • @KM-qx2qi
      @KM-qx2qi 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@noorpagambari116 This country has no future! And it is big sarcasm that the future terminus is called - High-Tech! Check out the Google Maps, and there is nothing High Tech at all!

  • @pdhproductions9606
    @pdhproductions9606 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Young street is not the longest street in the world. Google maps will prove me right.

  • @MediaJunkey
    @MediaJunkey 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    yonge is not the longest street in the world

    • @ALuimes
      @ALuimes 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Yeah it's it's a popular myth that's been debunked. But I think Dundas Street might be as it goes all the way to London and is named that in London and in most points in between.

  • @denelson83
    @denelson83 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Subur🇧an.

  • @StephenSmith-zp7pf
    @StephenSmith-zp7pf 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

    Line should have been there 20 years ago. Toronto is so far behind almost every other city in the world. Its should be in Newmarket by now, way out into Mississauga, up into Markham and well out to the edge of Scarborough. Toronto Transit and environs is a joke.

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @jeanbolduc5818
    @jeanbolduc5818 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Toronto ha son money , old subway , slow , noisy and falling apart .

  • @AbouSwaray-j6p
    @AbouSwaray-j6p 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    change yonge north subway extension rname back 2station rname langstaff/longbridge station closer to call /Richmond Hill centre above ground highway 7 new teriminal 25 new growth train viva bus connect vaughan metropolitan centre to Richmond hill centre new train storage facility Richmond hill centre new yard overnight start construction 2024 open in 2032 next 8 away

  • @Jshinny957
    @Jshinny957 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    We all know this project is 10 years away from 10 years away. These videos are just to look like they are doing something. Let’s be real. They are doing the environmental assessment NOW? After close to a decade of “discussing” the “possibility” of the extension? Please

  • @AbouSwaray-j6p
    @AbouSwaray-j6p 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    change route part the line above ground l want 2 station langstaff/longbridge station/closer Richmond Hill centre station highway 7 have terminal station have washroom ☺☺ closer go train and bus viva bus project open in 2032 five stop steeles station clark station royal ochard pubilc washroom langstaff/longbridge station pubilc washroom Richmond hill centre station 🤗🤗 new yard overnight 15 subway train 25 growth new subway train 😁😁 viva bus connect vaughan metropolitan centre station to richmond hill centre station 😊😊 next eight year away 2032 design station

  • @larryhammond5907
    @larryhammond5907 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I hate it when subways have too many stops too close together. They could/should cut 2 stations

  • @DokisKalin1
    @DokisKalin1 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I hope this never gets built. The focus needs to be on subways *within* our City of Toronto. Not extending an already overloaded line. Getting on Saturdays at Wellesley station and the trains are already packed.

    • @maxtamir5029
      @maxtamir5029 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +13

      Integrating the GTA into the subway is crucial. This project should definitely be built and not doing so would be foolish. Every single line on the TTC either has planned or under construction extensions, along with 3 new lines being built within the city of Toronto proper. Suburban extensions of the subway relieve vehicle traffic from Toronto and make the city more transit oriented and livable.

    • @DokisKalin1
      @DokisKalin1 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@maxtamir5029 integrating the GTA is not crucial at all. We have too many high density neighbourhoods in Toronto with no access to rapid transit. GO train exists to connect to suburbs.

    • @jiecut
      @jiecut 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +6

      The Ontario Line will be built before this to offer relief. And, before the Ontario Line is completed we could get started on Ontario Line North that would offer another North/South route. Also, Go Expansion will offer a lot of capacity too.

    • @DokisKalin1
      @DokisKalin1 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@jiecut Ontario Line North may never happen. Also, GO expansion undermines the necessity of a Line One extension. This will be built solely to satisfy developers north of Toronto.

    • @transitthinker
      @transitthinker  3 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      I think projects like this need to be prioritized in addition to projects within the city

  • @terryzhang9835
    @terryzhang9835 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    will take half century to make the plan come true if we are lucky 😂

    • @noorpagambari116
      @noorpagambari116 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the time Singapore built 3 subway lines, India extended its subway network to 20 cities and China gave us so many transit options that in HongKong without a smartphone its tough to figure out how to go from HK to mainland, liberal leftist l00ter of Canada has managed to spend more money than some of those cities on a white elephant called eglington which is still not up and has destroyed thousands of businesses, created tonnes of pollution and wasted billions just in digging and filling up. When Indian engineers get the alignment right across Himalayan kashmir tunnels on a fraction of the budget in their first attempt, horrific socialists of Canada cannot even align a tunnel on queen street with all the maps & money at their disposal (Canada has the highest subway ticket rates in the world). We dont need more money for the l00ter. We need refuge from socialist l00ter.

  • @Kris-h3c
    @Kris-h3c 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    AND WHEN WILL BE TROUBLELESS CONNECTION TO PICKERING ?????