Winter in central Canada vs winter on the west coast. Hmmm. I wonder why Canadians retire to the west coast and not to central Canada? Could it be because of the difference in winters? Oh! And what season is hockey? That’s right! It’s winter!!!
I still have no idea what you are on about. I never mentioned cars or the sea to sky highway( I don’t even know what that is or where is it)
You quoted me and only said here’s a refresher than quoted another post. So again. I don’t know what you are on about. But sure get personal. It’s all you have apparently.
If you know how to drive, the max it has ever taken me to get to the freeway is 30 minutes and that was because i spent 20 minutes warming up the car. Once you get to the freeway it is only a 20 minute drive to everywhere but extreme east of the city and even that is only 30 minutes.
Not really, it was pretty quick and easy to get to CTC when i bussed and no longer then a car ride would of been.
It will, just like the red black games at td place has made going around that area a nightmare also. There are 2 roads in and out of lebreton and you don't think with 18k fans leaving won’t be a nightmare for traffic? Good luck with that.
You go around all day looking for specific manholes to access?
I can't fathom how anyone is arguing to keep the Sens at CTC in Kanata, it is a terrible experience where it takes you 30 minutes just to get out of the Parking lot, and nothing around it for pre or post game... Give your head a shake, this is the best news this franchise has had in the last 10 years, and will add some life to downtown core during the season. Do you just come here to complain?
It will be better for some aspects, but the main one everyone uses for why it needs to be done won't change and that is traffic to and from the arena.
You think the existing infrastructure will be what is used for access when all is done?
