“The idea that a neighbourhood is entitled to quiet suburban form but also to subway service is ludicrous.”
Yes. Yes. Yes. Home run! Touchdown! (Insert sportsy metaphor)
Toronto is full of people who call themselves “progressive” (and they may be in some ways) but when it comes to change in urban form they are regressive to the point where they are endangering the city’s future viability (and we are not far from that future). And I fear that many of those people are in City Hall.
There are so many good ideas in this piece, but I’m afraid that it falls on deaf ears (at least in Toronto).
“The idea that a neighbourhood is entitled to quiet suburban form but also to subway service is ludicrous.”
Yes. Yes. Yes. Home run! Touchdown! (Insert sportsy metaphor)
Toronto is full of people who call themselves “progressive” (and they may be in some ways) but when it comes to change in urban form they are regressive to the point where they are endangering the city’s future viability (and we are not far from that future). And I fear that many of those people are in City Hall.
There are so many good ideas in this piece, but I’m afraid that it falls on deaf ears (at least in Toronto).