There Are
A Number Of Public Transportation Operators Within
The Greater Toronto Area
Providing Services Within Their Jurisdictions
While These Operators
Are Largely Independent
Provisions
Are Being Made
To Integrate Them Under Metrolinx
Which Manages Transportation Planning Including Public Transport
In
The Greater Toronto
And Hamilton Area. GO Transit
Which Merged With Metrolinx During
The Late 2000s
Is Ontario's Only Intra-regional Public Transit Service
Linking
The Communities
In
The GTA And
The City Of Hamilton
As Well As
The Rest Of
The Greater Golden Horseshoe. Implementation Of
A 'Presto Card'
By Metrolinx Has Created
A Common Means
For All Fare Payments
And Allows
For Seamless Connection Between These
And Other Transit Operators
Public Transit Operators
In
The GTA Include Brampton Transit
Burlington Transit
Durham Region Transit
GO Transit
Milton Transit
MiWay (serving Mississauga)
Oakville Transit
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
And York Region Transit
The TTC Operates
The Toronto Subway System
Which Runs
In Toronto And
In Vaughan
The Latter Of Which Began
To Be Served By
The System
In December 2017 With An Extension Of Line 1
To Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Station
Highway 401 Serves As
A Major Roadway
In
The Greater Toronto Area
The GTA Also Consists Number Of King's Highways
And Supplemented
By Municipal Expressways
One Of
The Most Principal Highways
In
The GTA
Highway 401
Is Also
The Longest
In Ontario And
Is Also One Of
The Busiest Highways
In
The World. Notably
A Segment Of
The Highway Passing Through
The GTA Holds
The Distinction Of Being North America's Busiest Highway
The GTA
Is Laced With
A Number Of Limited-access Highways Including
The 400-series Highways
These Include:
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nearly 50 people have successfully swum across
the lake
the first person who accomplished
the feat was Marilyn Bell
who did it
in 1954 at
the age of 16
Toronto's Marilyn Bell Park
is named
in her honour
the park opened
in 1984
and
is just
to
the east of
the spot where Bell completed her swim
in 1974
Diana Nyad became
the first person who swam across
the lake against
the current (from north
to south)
on August 28
2007
14-year-old Natalie Lambert from Kingston
Ontario
made
the swim
leaving Sackets Harbor
New York
and reaching Kingston's Confederation basin less than 24 hours after she entered
the lake
on August 19
2012
14-year-old Annaleise Carr became
the youngest person
to swim across
the lake
She completed
the 32-mile (52-km) crossing from Niagara-on-the-Lake
to Marilyn Bell Park
in just under 27 hours
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The Ted Rogers School of Management (TRSM) is
a business school accredited by
the Association
to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Located
on Bay Street near Toronto's financial district
the TRSM offers various programs in
a variety of business disciplines
the school houses Canada's largest undergraduate management program
along with several graduate programs
the school's undergraduate Bachelor of Commerce (BComm) programs
are grouped into:.
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