Line 2 Bloor–Danforth

I have the endorsement of the firefighters.

I think the, uh, announcement that we made about expanding Line 2 subway right into Mississauga has gone over so well with residents, and I believe I made that announcement before that poll was actually in the field.

So I'm feeling good.

I'm feeling a lot of momentum in my campaign.

And, and look for the subway, 'cause we're waiting for that, too.

You know, I'm gonna do that feasibility study.

We're gonna bring Line 2 into Mississauga.

It's time.

makes sense.

And this is where Line 2, or as it was frequently called the Bloor-Danforth subway until 2014, they kept sort of English naming conventions, whereas you just call it something.

Okay.

Yes, welcome to the Cockfosters line.

worried-about-pile-driving building.

Yeah.

So Line 2, then merely called the Bourdain Fourth Line, would use a different series of trains, the M-Class, which were the first subway trains ever built in Canada.

Hmm.

CTV's Mike Walker has details and reaction.

Expanding the Line 2 subway into Mississauga.

It's the ambitious centerpiece of mayoral candidate Bonnie Crombie's transit plan.

People in Mississauga travel to Toronto.

Number one, Prime Minister Mark Carney tells the New York Times he had to prepare for the possibility of a U.S. invasion.

Number two, mayoral candidate in Mississauga, Bonnie Crombie, pitches extending the TTC Line 2 to Mississauga's city center.

Number three, the gunman in the Belleville Synagogue attack blamed Jews for COVID.

Number four, court orders OHIP to reevaluate refusing a man with cancer, a treatment that would prolong his life.

Whoever thought that was not fiction, that that could actually be a reality at the end of the day?

I'm going to have to do a Google search and see if it is being platformed somewhere, but I'd imagine some clever streaming service has figured that out.

Mayoral candidate Bonnie Crombie is pitching extending the TTC Line 2, which is the Blue Danforth Line, to Mississauga's city center.

And I looked at a map before the show this morning, Tim, and while it seems like a nice idea to have it terminate in Mississauga, it would travel through areas that are just, you know, highly, highly residential.

At our blue line tier, because Salt Lake City would never have a gray line that's hard to see on the map, $3 a month, we have Ethan McDonald, Zach Verstappen, Alex, Elijah Kensler, G4, Evelyn Lam, Matt Gray, Oliver, Sam Myers, Flight Attendant Nyncha, Tonsi, and Caleb Danio.

And at Greenline tier, Line 2 tier, I guess, $1 or more per month, we have Kapil, Benjamin Wood, and Ryan Bailey.

Thanks for listening.

Thank you.

Shuttle buses will run between St. Clair and College stations until the end of service, while planned track work takes place.

Then on Sunday, Line 2 service won't start until 11 a.m. between St. George and Broadview.

The TTC says riders can consider streetcars to connect to Line 1 or take a shuttle bus.

On GO Transit, Barry Line trains will only run as far south as Dansview Park this weekend.

And he just found himself to be in a position where he was fortunate to help shape, in many ways, the lives of a lot of people and of the city, too.

Well, there's a wonderful episode in your book where Jerry Gallagher basically threatens to disrupt the opening of the Bloor-Danforth subway because the TTC didn't want to acknowledge the workers who died building it.

Tell us what happened.

I love this story.