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and draw another line, well, then you have two lines. In some countries the definition of a line is strictly adhered to such as for tramlines in Belgium. In England, however, subway track systems are called lines. For example, the Picadilly Line is similar to the Canada Line. The Line in Canada Line or RAV Line also refers to a track system. Such usage is regrettable as it undermines the usefulness of the word line to mean a single route from point A to point B. The term Canada Line now has little meaning other han a brand as dicussed above. It must now be supplemented by the statement Airport or Richmond. However, in their presence, the Canada Line term become unnecessary; it no longer carries any useful information. It may make more sense to just number lines 1,2,3 and state their destination, such as 2, to Airport via Bridgeport. The number is a convenient way to address the line. Such as take the No.2, or take Line 2. The misuse of the term line complicated the description of the Canada Line in the article, such as when describing its length. The length of the track system is only relevant to reveal the scale of the construction project but does little to convey the contribution it makes to the transportation network.
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Electric, I had found a profile of a project manager who was responsible for testing and installation of electrical components, including propulsion and HVAC systems. The rationale for updating to Mitsubishi is that there at least is some documentation that can be verified, even if it is a LinkedIn profile for a project manager. After all, a project manager for Mitsubishi would not be installing Bombardier systems when Bombardier was not permitted to bid on the Canada Line itself. If the article were to revert back to listing Bombardier MITRAC, there needs to be solid evidence presented with weblinks. Prior to my update and revert, there was nothing listed that can be viewed.
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videos of tours of Canada Line, and on one of them, the guide mentioned that Capstan Way is one of the locations for a future station. Even if Capstan Way is completely canceled, it doesn't mean all reference to it should be removed; a paragraph of explanation would be more helpful. I'm re-adding Capstan Way Station as proposed. If anyone believes it has been completely canceled, please add information to that effect (with references), rather than removing information. Thanks!
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Canada Line as two separate routes with shared track, but the reverse choice made much more sense: the common section is not only much longer than the southern branches, but will also carry the majority of passengers. This way, the burden of distinguishing between the two types of southbound trains is borne by the smaller number of people using the branches, rather than the larger number using the main line.
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and cannot be used in this case. Their is no way to verify this person's claims (and further more they never explicitly state that the motor were Mitsubishi, simply that he worked on them. This could have been in a previous job, or even under contract). The way forward here is to simply remove the
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The first complaint is that the stations are built so that renovations would be required in order to run longer trains than are being used initially. This isn’t unprecedented (Copenhagen's beautiful new metro did the same thing), nor is it too large problem, since automated operation makes it just as
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I've noticed that on several occasions, references to Capstan Way Station have been removed. Although the nearby development project was canceled, and therefore the station won't be built according to the original timeline, it doesn't mean it won't be built in the future. I've seen recent (July 2009)
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There’s no particular reason why ‘SkyTrain’ has to be synonymous with ART (the Bangkok Skytrain isn't ART), and in fact the City of Vancouver are being mildly confusing by using it in such a manner (notice that they refer to SkyTrain as a ‘technology’ rather than a system). Remember, though, that the
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I could see the Canada Line being expanded to either Ladner or Tsawwassen, but it will take a lot of growth for the expansion to happen. It's likely the line will head down to Steveston via the Railway ROW. A light rail line to Tsawwassen is more likely in my opinion and it should use the old Massey
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has a guy saying that the stations are too short and will be hard to upgrade (he also says that it is "single track" for a portion, I guess he's talking about the stacked part). Is this legitimate criticism? Will 100,000 people a day be reasonable, and what happens if ridership grows beyond that?
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I'm pretty sure that cut and cover was used from 64th Avenue until the Olympic Village station. From there on until Waterfront, it's bored. If you check the videos on Youtube, you can find the downtown portion of the tunnel is circular while the portion down Cambie are square. I'm very sure that the
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Vancouver-Richmond line as the main line, with the airport being treated as a branch line. Their rationale for this is based on their expectation that the majority of travel will be on the main line, with significantly less traffic on the airport run. (I've added a reference to this effect; it makes
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ps.As far as branding is concerned as discussed above why don't people just call the system the Vancouver Metro Light Rail Network, line 1, Line 2, etc. Unlike the term Skytrain this can easily include surface LRT. Even more general: the Intercity Rapid Transit Network including the above light rail
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The Canada Line, formerly known as the Richmond-Airport-Vancouver Line ("RAV Line"), is a new rapid transit line of the Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority (TransLink) currently under construction. The line will be the third in Greater Vancouver, Canada and will be added to the existing rapid
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I'd say it's pretty unlikely that such an extension would be made in the next few decades, because the population density along any likely route probably isn't high enough to justify rapid transit. As for any studies, the GVRD periodically carries out studies of overall transit service for parts of
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If you're from Vancouver (like me, Ckatz, and Emarsee), you would know that the Canada Line is just one line, not two. Yes, drawing a line, lifting the pencil, and drawing another one connecting to the original is two lines, but it could be branded in one line, which it is. Also, this is Vancouver,
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Something doesn't add up here... "There have been recent complaints about the location of the Broadway-City Hall station. Critics say that it is not close enough to Broadway and it is too far _north_ on Cambie St. Officials have taken this complaint seriously and they are debating whether or not to
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The new line will have its own yard, and I don't believe there will even be (initially, at least) a connection between it and the Expo Line. Both fleets are built for standard-guage tracks, so combining the two segments in future would be more practicable than with Toronto's 'subway' lines and the
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I ended up changing the electrical components listed from Bombardier to Mitsubishi Electric. The reason is that there is no solid information available anywhere from Bombardier themselves and also have not been able to find any information from an independent site stating this. As for Mitsubishi
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been any expectation that a railway line consist only of a single route. Most metro systems employ some sort of branching: London, as you note (but for some reason complain about) has many branches, Stockholm's three lines take in eight routes, and so on. TransLink could have chosen to present the
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There has been some discussion regarding the meaning of the word "line". The most basic geometric definition of a line is a just that: a line, such as a straight line, or a curved line. A line is formed by drawing a pencil accross a piece of paper without lifting the pencil. If you lift the pencil
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The reason "SkyTrain" is a generic term synonymous with Bombardier ART is because the trains (and the system on which they run) are branded as such. Now if there indeed is a change in branding (i.e. Canada Line added to the SkyTrain branding), it no longer makes sense for SkyTrain to be synonymous
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I posted a fairly large amount of information about an incident that happened at Olympic Village Station on August 13, 2015 and a majority got deleted. The majority was comments from reddit speculating as to what happened and I clearly marked it as from social media to let people know that it was
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According to the Canada Line Office the line is 18.428 kilometers long excluding the OMC. According to my best measurements and calculations Waterfront to Bridgeport is 11.1 kilometers. The track splits at Bridgeport station, with one track going to YVR being 3.9 kilometers and the track going to
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Considering that there were 85,000 boardings on a Sunday, I would say that it is well on it's way to 100,000 well before 2013. There are people complaining that platforms and trains are too short, but most of them are forum posts and not reliable sources like the CBC. I would say that the single
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The single tracking occurs on the last few hundred metres of line at both YVR and in Richmond. It will only become an issue if and when the line is extended further into Richmond (which is probably some way off). As for ridership, the more common criticism is that it will be well below 100,000,
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I think this is probably the best way to go at this point in just listing that it uses AC propulsion. I did look at Rotem's website and it didn't list the actual manufacturer. Even though I think that a project manager would most likely not make up a project that was worked on in my opinion,
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With that in mind, the single track is a more unusual choice, and presents a slightly larger potential problem. Even before extensions become an issue (trams might be a better option for Richmond anyway), the main issue is that neither southern terminus can accommodate an incoming train and an
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outgoing one at the same time, putting a cap on the possible frequencies. Theoretically, it could eventually be necessary for some trains to terminate at Bridgeport in order to provide sufficient capacity on the Vancouver section, but I don’t think it’s likely to be a problem any time soon.
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proposal for a fully automated, grade-separated system be accepted. This 'Best and Final Offer' bid was $ 343 million dollars over the approved budget. However, through various cost trimming measures the bid price has since been reduced to within $ 106 million of the approved
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the TransLink Board approved the RAV line 8-4 owing to Vancouver city councillor Raymond Louie and North Vancouver mayor Barbara Sharp having changed their votes conditional on maintaining the right to cancel the project if none of the bids meet the approved budget of $ 1.35
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To simplify the timeline I removed some of the following things about the inability of Translink to come to a decision. I don't think it is really relevant any more now that the project has been approved. However, I will leave it here for the entertainment of our readers:
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is that "SkyTrain" represents the SkyTrain system (and branding), not the Bombardier ART trains or technology. But if the term "SkyTrain" in the FAQ did stand for the ART technology as you argued, it will still indicate that Canada Line is not branded as SkyTrain. Here's
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with ART. Doing so would be the same as saying "Canada Line is branded as SkyTrain, but it is not SkyTrain (Bombardier ART)", which does not make sense and is confusing. In other words, doing so (as you argued) implies that Canada Line is not branded as SkyTrain. --
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Scarborough RT, but I don't know whether the train-control systems will be compatible in such a way as to allow ART and ROTEM vehicles to run on the same line. Certainly it's unlikely that the Canada Line will have the induction plate that the ART trains require.
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Thanks, I'll find a fix for the coming revision. The opening of the Canada Line (along with the prospect of Millennium Line extensions) has made an increase in geographic accuracy necessary, and this always produces complications in the city-centre loop.
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Richmond Center being 3.4 kilometers. This puts the total non-OMC track length at 18.4 kilometers. Since these numbers are not from published sources (ie.original research) I will just leave them in the discussion page. The length of the two "lines" is:
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I drove Cambie often. The pavement from KingEd south for about 2 blocks was intact on both sides. On the east side, they stored equipment atop the old pavement. Traffic flowed on the west side. You can see the pavement in the photo you indicated.
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belongs to BC Transit (which operated the public transit in Vancouver at the time of SkyTrain's launch). Of course, BC Transit & TransLink may have entered into agreements that limit their use of these; anyone know anything about that?
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No, they are not. The original Skytrain cars use linear induction motors. The Canada Line cars are standard electric motor drive. You can see that the distance from the platform to the track is greater on the Canada Line that Skytrain.
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Some parts of Cambie (south of King Ed) were built by boring, weren't they? I do not recall any cut & cover from King Ed to 33rd - even when only one side of median was open, the road on the east side was the original, as I recall
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The photographs are licensed under Creative Commons, so you can upload a low-resolution version from my blog to wikipedia, or let me know which one you think is best, and I'll upload a higher resolution version from my source images.
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Queen Elizabeth Park section wasn't bored and it was indeed cut and cover. I believe Bombardier's plan for boring would've bored straight through the bend on Cambie, but SNC-Lavalin's plan called for cut and cover along the bend.
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Sorry, I should clarify that what I'm looking for evidence of is the fact that the Canada Line won't be branded as a SkyTrain line. It's well documented that it will be built with a different technology from the existing lines.
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Your are indeed correct that Bombardier does not mention that they are the motor supplier, but at the same time there are no solid sources that say Mitsubishi is either. The simple fact of the matter is that Linkedin is not a
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The System Map places Vancouver City Center, North of granville station, when in reality it is south of it. While the map is topologically correct, I believe that it is heavily misleading since some geographical accuracy is
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I'd love to see the Canada Line extended to the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal. When the George Massey Tunnel gets twinned, an extra tube should be added to accommodate a future extension of the Canada Line into Delta. --
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It looks to me like a 15 – 20 kilometer extension south could take the Canada Line to the ferry terminal at Tsawwassen. Has there been any suggestion that this might be done some day, any study of the feasability?
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separate from other services, just as the London Underground, Paris Métro, Stockholm T-Bana, Berlin U-Bahn, etc. etc. are separate from the bus and tram systems in those cities. Why shouldn't it have its own name?
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track is a valid complaint as there is a very good chance that the Canada Line is going to be extended further into Richmond in the future, but it's not a valid complaint for the YVR line as it has nowhere to go.
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Several trains are apparently now sitting in plain view in the yard at Bridgeport station — can anyone get a good photograph of one of them to replace the artist’s image that appears in the article at the moment?
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since, under the terms of the P3, Translink would then have to compensate the private partner. Is it legitimate criticism? Possibly, but only in the relatively long term, and only assuming growth in ridership.
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not Belgium, not England. This is a fact. The system is SkyTrain, the line is Canada Line. My suggestion is to use "the Airport route" and the "Richmond-Brighouse route", since, like I said, it is one line. --
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The cut-and-cover construction will be used: Along Granville Street from north of Pender Street to Hastings Street in downtown Vancouver, and along Cambie Street from 2nd Avenue to 64th Avenue (Tunnel Portal
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An anonymous IP address just edited this to say that the RAV line will definitively not use the SkyTrain branding. While it's obviously possible and even seems likely, it would be nice to have a citation.
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the City of Richmond has stated that they would oppose any elevated line along Number 3 Road as is proposed in the recommended bid. They would like to see the line moved to Minoru Boulevard, or built at
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It could be that that section of Cambie was used for transitioning from the twinned cut and cover tunnel to a stacked cut and cover tunnel. AFAIK, King Ed is the only stacked station on the Canada Line.
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Additionaly, Robson is now "Vancouver City Centre" and there are only going to be 3 YVR stations, one of them being Airport Terminal and one of them Templeton. Cambie has also been renamed Aberdeen.
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I believe I've seen that map ever since 2005ish, the maps on the trains itself do not list any of the future stations, and Capstan is defiantly cancelled until the land adjacent to it is developed.
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I can see it extending into West Richmond though. I live there, and for every house they knock down, they build two or three -- in many places, the population density rivals East Vancouver's. -→
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material all together and keep it removed until a reliable source (official release, news article, etc.) can be found that explicitly mentions what motors are used. I have also posted on the
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I don’t know the exact rationale behind the name ‘Canada Line’, but ‘Richmond–Airport–Vancouver’ was never intended to be anything more than a descriptive term to use while planning the line.
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The current text of the article claims that the name change was a condition of funding. Is there anything to support that? The press release cited there doesn't say anything about it.
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Can anyone provide a source for the assertion that serious consideration was given to calling it the ‘Olympic Line’ (since TransLink have been so careful to stress that this is
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move the station _north_ 50 metres, so it will be closer to Broadway"... If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say that the proposed site is too far _south_ judging by this document
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Yeah, I noticed that too. Both the route diagram and the my Canada Line are correct. I think you should bring it up with DavidArthur, the creator of the SkyTrain system map.
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You can see the stacked tunnels there, and a cut to the surface above them. Perhaps, because of the stacking, the line was narrow enough that pavement could be left intact?
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Is there any documentary evidence of this? It's fully possible, of course. But Bombardier's branding for the technology behind the existing SkyTrain system is actually "
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I like the map on the front page but thought I'd note here that the 'False Creek South' station is missing and the 'Davie' Station is called 'Yaletown' apparently. --
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transit system but will not use linear induction motor technology. Thus it will not be branded "SkyTrain" and the system will simply be branded the Canada Line.
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Does anyone know if the new vehicles will be compatible with the existing SkyTrain lines? Will a new vehicle yard need to be built for them? --
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Just wondering if anyone read anything about why the name was changed from RAV to Canada Line. To me, RAV or Olympic Line make the most sense! --
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and, thus, not as good as if the information was reported by a reliable Secondary Source. Anyways, the discussion is probably best centralized
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Oh thank God. Having it as a separate brand seemed like pathetic pettiness ("Oh, it's not SkyTrain, it's a different motor", like people care).
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the TransLink Board announced that the RAV Line could be scrapped due to cost overruns if they don't settle the issue by the end of November.
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City are not the ones to build, operate, or name the Canada Line; that's handled by TransLink, a regional agency not under their control.
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David, I have no problem with a system encompassing two or more incompatible systems, as I know of a few myself. My interpretation of the
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All that maks sense - but how did they keep so much of the old blacktop intact - on both sides of the street - from King Ed to 29th? --
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on the City of Vancouver Rapid Transit Office site. In the answer for question six, it reads: "The Canada Line is not SkyTrain..." --
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In the mean time, these various compromises have enabled Vancouver to get a metro line for substantially less than the going rate.
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An update: though we can't be certain until launch, it's starting to look like this will indeed be officially a SkyTrain line.
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is now referring to that Canada Line as 'SkyTrain's newest line', and comparing its rolling stock to 'other SkyTrain cars'.
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cheap to increase frequencies as to lengthen trains. And higher frequencies present a greater benefit to passengers anyway.
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I've posted online a collection of Creative Commons licensed photograph of the construction of the Canada Line at
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an Olympic project), let alone that there was ever any intention to use the name ‘RAV’ when it went into service?
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the regional district, so presumably there is a study covering Delta and Tsawwassen. Try the GVRD website maybe?
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I've never seen that claim anywhere other than here – I was meaning to add a citation needed tag to that myself.
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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the
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I added a link to canadaline I assumed it was a website built by the Fed/Prov. Gov't I hope this is correct.
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a smaller crane will be used to the cut-and-cover which will increase the disruption time for four months.
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reported his desire to revitalize the RAV as well as the NorthEast extension of the Millennium Line into
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removing the info at this point is the best way going forward. I think all of us can agree on that.
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The seating figure in the train specs doesn't mention the actual number of seats. Anyone have this?
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network, as well as any Rapid Bus and Express Bus services, connecting the regional town centers.
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the TransLink Board voted 7-5 not to proceed work on the RAV line due to projected cost overruns.
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There are new ridership numbers in the info boxes for most stations now. Thank you to the
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There's no mention of boring being used there on the Canada Line construction site.
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Here are some photographs of the trains in the yard and from the unveiling ceremony:
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Tunnel tubes. I would think a new bridge would be better than a tunnel.
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