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Old Posted Nov 10, 2015, 2:54 PM
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Edit: Maybe someone can explain to me the statement in the article "London is the largest Canadian city without rapid transit." At first, I just thought it was the Free Press saying something that sounded right to them, without checking. How can this statement be correct? Hamilton, for instance, has an express bus (business hours Monday to Friday...). Halifax has MetroLink, but it's essentially a limited-stop route, too. London has limited-stop routes. So how is the Free Press defining "rapid transit"? And how is their statement accurate?
I think they are referring to London being the largest city in Canada without an approved rapid transit plan. Hamilton has an approved LRT line and Waterloo's project is under construction.
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