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TORONTO: BACK ON TRACK?

Greg Gormick

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Following years of capital neglect, the Government of Ontario plans to spend $5 billion (Canadian) on transit improvements, mostly for the Toronto Transit Commission's rapid transit system and the commuter rail operations of GO Transit.

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Following years of capital neglect, the Government of Ontario plans to spend $5 billion (Canadian) on transit improvements, mostly for the Toronto Transit Commission's rapid transit system and the commuter rail operations of GO Transit.

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Following years of capital neglect, the Government of Ontario plans to spend $5 billion (Canadian) on transit improvements, mostly for the Toronto Transit Commission's rapid transit system and the commuter rail operations of GO Transit.

Key concepts: Transit (satellite), Track (disk drive), Transport engineering, Rail transit, Commission, Light rail transit, Government (linguistics), Public transport

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