Speaking of an engaged media and an engaged citizenry
The Toronto Star maintains a series of forums on current issues such as:
Light rail plan
Is the TTC's plan for 80 km of light rail a good idea? Responses
Subway extension
Should we invest $2.1B in a subway extension to York University or spend it on more streetcars and buses? Response
See:
-- "Citizens must get on board to realize bold transit plan"
-- "Bold TTC expansion"
-- "Better planning is needed"
-- "Mind the transit funding gap"
-- "Success driven by TTC: Miller"
-- "The good news: It's fast The bad news: It's fast"
-- "Is subway really the better way?"
Revamping Nathan Phillips Square
The city has unveiled the four finalists for the redevelopment of Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto's main civic space in front of City Hall. What do you think of the designs? Responses
Streetcar-only zone
Is it a good idea to ban autos from a four block stretch of King St. downtown to improve streetcar service? Responses
See "Get cars off King, TTC asks City Hall."
Greenest city challenge
We asked you to tell us about what you're going to do to make a greener city. Responses
T.O. street furniture
What do you think of the three "street furniture" proposals to be considered by the City of Toronto? Responses
Clear Channel outdoor Canada's vision for a public washroom in downtown Toronto.
This article has links to each of the proposals, "Toronto street furniture designers roll out the bins to win."
However, the Toronto Star's Forums would be more useful if they contained links to the original articles and other documents.
Labels: civic engagement, environment, media, transit, transportation planning, urban design/placemaking
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