Toronto Tourism Magazine 2009 - (Page 34)

4 p.m. Downtown ‘Suits’ head out early from the towering buildings of the city’s Financial District to board the Queen car en route to a squash match or the local fitness centre before boarding the streetcar again to head home. Fact: In 1990, the TTC introduced a proof-of-payment (POP) system on the Queen 501. Riders who have a valid transfer or pass can board any streetcar stop on Queen Street, using front or rear doors, without showing their ticket. Occasionally, they may be subject to random ticket inspections by the commission’s special constables. The TTC’s double-length ALRV model streetcars typically service the 501 Queen route. Downtown Sights to see on this route include the super-sized mural at Velotique, a popular sports supply store (at Queen Street East and Coxwell). 34 | www.SeeTorontoNow.com http://www.seetorontonow.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Toronto Tourism Magazine 2009

Toronto Tourism Magazine 2009
Contents

Contributors

Welcome

Cityscapes

Toast of the Town

In the Night Garden

Gooooal!

Take a Moment

Faces of Toronto

Red Rocket

Past Perfection

Water Lust

The Artist’s City

 

Living the Green Dream

York Region and North Toronto

Mississauga Marvels

Vine Country

Discovery Walks

Neighbourhoods of Greater Toronto

Listings

Visitor Resources

2009 Event Calendar

Parting Shot

Toronto Tourism Magazine 2009

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