Tory is correct. Plans change.

I would also note that we are in this mess because we didn't build more subways 40 years ago when we should have. We will be further behind if we delay. We have low interest rates and a stagnant economy - now is the best time to build for the future.

Chicago, a city that Toronto just recently surpassed in population, has twice as many subway track miles and stations than Toronto. We are also way behind world class cities such as New York, London, Hong Kong, and Paris.

It takes years for developers to build new condos, and offices along a transit corridor  (e.g. Sheppard line). Build new subways and we will see new development along these corridors and relieve pressure from highways and suburban sprawl.

Let's get on with it and end the debate.