Buggernut

But you can't take them into shops or restaurants.

"Heat wave" by our wussy pampered West Coast standards only.

You mean the people of Toronto won't reelect him like the DC'ers did for Marion Barry?

As is right wing politicians doing something wrong and illegal. I agree one is innocent till proven guilty, but same goes for your allegation that the left-wing media made things up. How about a little objectivity and pursuit of truth, and holding elected officials to the highest standards of ethics and accountability, instead of being a partisan or ideological team player who will only call the fouls committed by the other team?

Kind of like this guy... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marion_Barry Sad thing is, the people of DC reelected him even after it became known he was a crackhead and was arrested for it.

Can we ride on the roofs, like they do in India?

Can we have an office staff with women and not have drama?

^ Mr. Kujala is back?

President's Trophy - Stanley Cup = Nothing (that matters)

Glad to hear that was not your implication (though it seemed like it).

Yeah, this province is just overrun by them, eh?

We Canucks fans can relate, with a Toronto centred national media.

They were lucky just to make it to the shootout.

Dreadfully boring game, I thought. Italy knew how to get scoring chances. They just did not know what to do with them.

Rooney =/= Pele Nice try, dude.

Britain is England. The rest are just colonies.

I just tuned into TSN right now. Why are they showing golf instead?

Translink's new transit frequency map: http://buzzer.transl...-2012-05-11.pdf

Since West Van Transit is a separate operating company staffed by a separate union, is it prohibited from using Coast Mountain's depots?

By that, do you mean those lanes get filled with high occupancy vehicles, or nobody abides by them?

Would a bus and HOV lane help?

Going from the depot in the am and back to it in the pm would run counter to the rush hour traffic, wouldn't it? And since the North Van buses are getting pushed down into the Burnaby depot, I imagine it'll be mostly the Burnaby buses getting pushed into the Hamilton depot.

Hamilton is right next to the Alex Fraser Bridge. I'm sure they can store some 300-series buses there.

It seems pretty counterintuitive to close the bus depot in North Van, no matter how small the capacity, if there is growing demand for buses there. It's also going to waste more gas running them to and from Burnaby every day. Does this have more to do with NIMBY's not wanting more buses running through their neighbourhoods?