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ION Stage 3 Speculation - Facts, Theories, Speculation, Rumors!
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06-05-2018, 07:48 PM
(06-05-2018, 04:37 PM)dunkalunk Wrote: Infill stations at McCormick, University Ave (to intersect with University line/develop UW South lots/UWP), Perimeter Institute (Barrelyards), Agnes (filling the gap between GRH and Central), Highway 401 (built in conjunction with GO/Greyhound Park and Ride). Politically, Stage 2 needs to happen before Stage 3, despite Stage 3 likely being more viable.

We must be neighbours. Agnes would be extremely useful for me, but I can't see it being justified for a long time. GRH and Central are barely a kilometre apart, and there's not a lot of call for a stop at Agnes (it would be nice for the elementary students).
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RE: ION Stage 3 Speculation - Facts, Theories, Speculation, Rumors! - by MidTowner - 06-05-2018, 07:48 PM

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