• TTC saddled with bad buses [ Globe and Mail ]
• Metrolinx fix [ NOW Magazine ]
• Manhunt heats up for TTC attacker [ Toronto Sun ]
• Miller on 4th tour on climate [ National Post ]
• Tracking toxins in our city [ Toronto Star ]
• Poverty leads to poor health [ Toronto Sun ]
• At the risk of magical thinking [ Toronto Sun ]
• Toronto, on an island, weathering the storm [ Globe and Mail ]
• Q&A with Sheldon Levy [ Globe and Mail ]
• Midtown: Now in amazing 3-D [ National Post ]
• Zombies. Ho hum. [ Eye Magazine ]
Thursday’s headlines
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4 comments
Too bad about the buses. They produce a LOT less pollution when idling: something that happens almost 24 hours a day where I live.
My first inclination on reading the “bad buses” headline was that it was related to the *regular* Orion 7 buses that are quickly replacing the older, more comfortable high-floor buses.
Wishful thinking!
I’m not sure why they must continue to buy from Daimler if things are working out this bad. We have Nova buses – including hybrids – here in KW with few complaints.
This article from the NY Times caught my attention. Video screens displaying the location of trains on the L line.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/23/nyregion/23maps.html?_r=1&ref=nyregion&oref=slogin