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An error occurred while saving the comment It would be very simple and cheap to boot.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Destroy London's heritage? Just so it can appeal to one demographic.... Seriously?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I believe their should be something done about the drug dealing & panhandling for cigarettes. I mean how much would it cost to have just ONE police officer standing near R&D all day.
But telling people to avoid the main intersection of the city, especially since it's the largest transit, transfer point in the city is just ridiculous. Also people need to stop complaining because it's filled with low income people, and stop being so ignorant.
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An error occurred while saving the comment For sure London is known for a city of festivals in the summer. But a lot of people don't know about this ESPECIALLY Western & to lesser extent Fanshawe students. There needs to be a more yearly spread to get the word out!
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An error occurred while saving the comment I would love to see this, though I doubt it will come for at-least a decade.
London needs a new prominent tower other then the One Place. Don't get me wrong I love the building, it's just the only significant & beautiful building you can see from all sides of the city. -
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The idea of efficiently moving people around London from one attraction to another is an idea that deserves consideration. LFP will look at the pros and cons of this idea in the weeks to come.
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I agree, Dundas untill Highbury is pretty useless as a transportation coridor same could be said about Richmond until Windermere. An L train connecting the two would be pretty economically feasible and would be a huge boost in keeping many UWO & Fanshaw grades (currently UWO grad retention is about 5%) Many are going back to Toronto, Ottawa, & many other cities. across the country.
Comparables
Halfiax has 3 BRT routes & is completing a fourth & is roughly the size (population wise) of London
K-W is getting LRT & just surpassed Londons population.
EVEN HAMILTON is getting LRT... do we really want London to be the next joke of Ontario?