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Challenger joins Scarborough council race as Kandavel faces OPP probe

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By Aidan Chamandy Verified
| TheTrillium.ca Verified
The race for Scarborough Southwest just got a lot more interesting. Kevin Rupasinghe, an engineer who came close to winning the riding in a 2023 byelection, has officially registered to run in October’s contest. Rupasinghe’s entry into the fray would set up a potential rematch with current councillor Parthi Kandavel — who is under OPP investigation regarding development projects in his ward.
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Are Toronto’s subway ‘slow zones’ finally getting fixed?

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By Aidan Chamandy Verified
| TheTrillium.ca Verified
The TTC has a speed problem. From streetcars to subways, parts of Toronto’s public transit system often move at a snail’s pace. Clogged roads and aging and deteriorating infrastructure combine to frustrate commuters, who are left wondering when the next train will show up and whether it’ll provide the reliable service many expect of a major city’s premier transit agency. However, the TTC may be on the cusp of solving a longstanding problem that’s plagued the city’s subway network for years.
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Are Toronto’s subway ‘slow zones’ finally getting fixed?

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By Aidan Chamandy Verified
| TorontoToday.ca Verified
The TTC has a speed problem. From streetcars to subways, parts of Toronto’s public transit system often move at a snail’s pace. Clogged roads and aging and deteriorating infrastructure combine to frustrate commuters, who are left wondering when the next train will show up and whether it’ll provide the reliable service many expect of a major city’s premier transit agency. However, the TTC may be on the cusp of solving a longstanding problem that’s plagued the city’s subway network for years.
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