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Toronto's Main Public Transportation System
Is Operated By
The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
The Backbone Of Its Public Transport Network
Is
The Toronto Subway System
Which Includes Three Heavy-rail Rapid Transit Lines Spanning
The City
Including
The U-shaped Line 1
And East�west Line 2
A Light Metro Line Also Exists
Exclusively Serving
The Eastern District Of Scarborough
But
A Discussion
Is Underway
To Replace
It With
A Heavy-rail Line
The Toronto Transit Commission Operates Largest
And Busiest Streetcar System
In North America
The TTC Also Operates An Extensive Network Of Buses
And Streetcars
With
The Latter Serving
The Downtown Core
And Buses Providing Service
To Many Parts Of
The City Not Served By
The Sparse Subway Network
TTC Buses
And Streetcars Use
The Same Fare System As
The Subway
And Many Subway Stations Offer
A Fare-paid Area
For Transfers Between Rail
And Surface Vehicles
There Have Been Numerous Plans
To Extend
The Subway
And Implement Light-rail Lines
But Many Efforts Have Been Thwarted
By Budgetary Concerns
Since July 2011
The Only Subway-related Work
Is
The Spadina Subway (line 1) Extension North Of Sheppard West Station (formerly Named Downsview)
To Vaughan Metropolitan Centre
In Vaughan
A Suburb North Of Toronto
By November 2011
Construction
On Line 5 Eglinton Began
Line 5
Is Scheduled
To Finish
By 2021
In 2015
The Ontario Government Promised
To Fund Line 6 Finch West (line 7) Which
Is
To Be Completed
By 2021
Toronto's Public Transit Network Also Connects
To Other Municipal Networks Such
As York Region Transit
Viva
Durham Region Transit
And MiWay
The Government Of Ontario Also Operates
A Commuter Rail
And Bus Transit System Called GO Transit
In
The Greater Toronto Area
GO Transit Carries Over 250,000 Passengers Every Weekday (2013)
And 57 Million Annually
With
A Majority Of Them Travelling
To Or From Union Station. GO Transit
Is Implementing Regional Express Rail Into Its System
Airports Ontario (/?n't??rio?/ (About This Soundlisten); French Pronunciation: [?~ta?jo])
Is One Of
The 13 Provinces
And Territories Of Canada. Located
In Central Canada
It
Is Canada's Most Populous Province Accounting
For 38.3 Percent Of
The Country's Population
And
Is
The Second-largest Province
In Total Area. Ontario
Is Fourth-largest Jurisdiction
In Total Area When
The Territories Of
The Northwest Territories
And Nunavut
Are Included. It
Is Home
To
The Nation's Capital City
Ottawa
And
The Nation's Most Populous City
Toronto, Which
Is Also Ontario's Provincial Capital
Ontario
Is Bordered By
The Province Of Manitoba
To
The West
Hudson Bay
And James Bay
To
The North
And Quebec
To
The East
And Northeast
And
To
The South By
The U.S
States Of (from West
To East) Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
And New York
Almost All Of Ontario's 2,700 Km (1,678 Mi) Border With
The United States Follows Inland Waterways: From
The West
At Lake Of
The Woods
Eastward Along
The Major Rivers
And Lakes Of
The Great Lakes/Saint Lawrence River Drainage System
These
Are
The Rainy River
The Pigeon River
Lake Superior
The St
Marys River
Lake Huron
The St
Clair River
Lake St
Clair
The Detroit River
Lake Erie
The Niagara River
Lake Ontario
And Along
The St
Lawrence River From Kingston
Ontario
To
The Quebec Boundary Just East Of Cornwall
Ontario
There
Is Only About 1 Km (0.6 Mi) Of Land Border Made Up Of Portages Including Height Of Land Portage
On
The Minnesota Border
Ontario
Is Sometimes Conceptually Divided Into Two Regions
Northern Ontario
And Southern Ontario
The Great Majority Of Ontario's Population
And Arable Land Is
In
The South
In Contrast
The Larger
Northern Part Of Ontario
Is Sparsely Populated With Cold Winters
And Heavy Forestation
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The TDSB held no public inquiry into
the culture of fear
and offered no compensation
to those affected
in 2016
the new director John Malloy said:. .
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Independent
City Clerk
In 2011
the most commonly reported religion
in Toronto was Christianity
adhered
to
by 54.1% of
the population
a plurality
28.2%
of
the city's population was Catholic
followed
by Protestants (11.9%)
Christian Orthodox (4.3%)
and members of other Christian denominations (9.7%)
Other religions significantly practised
in
the city
are Islam (8.2%)
Hinduism (5.6%)
Judaism (3.8%)
Buddhism (2.7%)
and Sikhism (0.8%)
Those with no religious affiliation made up 24.2% of Toronto's population
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