Bradford, Chow pledge changes to roads and transit
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Mayoral candidate Brad Bradford says while events like the Toronto Waterfront Marathon are key to the identity of the city, they also highlight that the city needs to do a better job of coordinating events with major road closures.
Against the backdrop of the marathon, Bradford pointed out Sunday that while the city asked spectators and participants to take transit to get into the downtown core, the subway didn’t actually start operating until 8 a.m., leaving those people to find other ways to get to the starting line.
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