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  • ve2uwy@mastodon.radioV ve2uwy@mastodon.radio

    @heliomass @EdwinG

    I take that partially back ... it's a slight variation of the STCUM's original commuter rail logo (for the Rigaud and DM lines).

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    @VE2UWY @EdwinG It is funny to see the "Train" logos on the bus stops, which for so many years were meaningless as the REM was being built, but have now suddenly regained their relevance.

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      @VE2UWY I’d not yet seen that hashtag before 😅 I'm not yet fully REMIsAJoke-pilled, but I admit I'm starting to have my doubts…

      On an unrelated topic, do you have any thoughts on the imminent closure of Weatheradio Canada? I was thinking of writing a blog post about it, and would be interested to have an expert opinion

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      @NeueWelle

      Not an expert on anything. Parliament has never properly funded what is now Environment & CLIMATE CHANGE Canada & has never built out a proper public warning system. There are few forecast offices & now, no way to directly alert the public w/o going through a private company. I'm sure climate change will not increase the number of weather events that require emergency alerts.

      The only thing they have funded is the network of WX radars ... with no way to alert folks w/o phones.

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      • ve2uwy@mastodon.radioV ve2uwy@mastodon.radio

        @NeueWelle

        Not an expert on anything. Parliament has never properly funded what is now Environment & CLIMATE CHANGE Canada & has never built out a proper public warning system. There are few forecast offices & now, no way to directly alert the public w/o going through a private company. I'm sure climate change will not increase the number of weather events that require emergency alerts.

        The only thing they have funded is the network of WX radars ... with no way to alert folks w/o phones.

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        @VE2UWY yeah, they went to the trouble of putting climate change in the name of the ministry, and presumably climate change will lead to more extreme weather justifying a backup for when the internet goes down. And just in general, a lot of the commentary I've seen this week suggests Weatheradio was still being received in places with limited or no cell coverage.

        I like the idea of the weather band and have the ability to receive it, but I never thought about it much beyond that until this week

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        • ve2uwy@mastodon.radioV ve2uwy@mastodon.radio

          @heliomass @EdwinG

          That's the AMT (now ARTM d/b/a exo) icon. And since the DM line was given away and largely demolished to be replaced by #REMIsAJoke , that's just an obsolete sign.

          Surprised to see the A-U-T-O-B-U-S number still in use ... that goes back to the early 80s before they even had stop numbers.

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          @VE2UWY I thought 514AUTOBUS was introduced around 2003 when they introduced the 5 digit bus stops.

          I remember stops before that having a 7-digit phone number called TelBus.

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          • edwing@mstdn.moimeme.caE edwing@mstdn.moimeme.ca

            @VE2UWY I thought 514AUTOBUS was introduced around 2003 when they introduced the 5 digit bus stops.

            I remember stops before that having a 7-digit phone number called TelBus.

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            @EdwinG

            Dated Jan 1983. Bonus: map also shows all the Met-Prov bus routes ...

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            Plan du réseau C.T.C.U.M. /

            À voir sur BAnQ numérique : Plan du réseau C.T.C.U.M. /

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            (numerique.banq.qc.ca)

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              @EdwinG

              Dated Jan 1983. Bonus: map also shows all the Met-Prov bus routes ...

              Link Preview Image
              Plan du réseau C.T.C.U.M. /

              À voir sur BAnQ numérique : Plan du réseau C.T.C.U.M. /

              favicon

              (numerique.banq.qc.ca)

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              @EdwinG

              Oooh. It's on the 1981 map which I think was the first edition to show the expansion of 1980-11-10 that included the 207-Jacques-Bizard that ran a block from my house. Yes, I got up extra early and rode the first Fairview-bound bus.

              https://collections.banq.qc.ca/ark:/52327/4530021

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              • ve2uwy@mastodon.radioV ve2uwy@mastodon.radio

                @EdwinG

                Dated Jan 1983. Bonus: map also shows all the Met-Prov bus routes ...

                Link Preview Image
                Plan du réseau C.T.C.U.M. /

                À voir sur BAnQ numérique : Plan du réseau C.T.C.U.M. /

                favicon

                (numerique.banq.qc.ca)

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                @VE2UWY Touché!

                Page 1 on that map is so fascinating.

                One: I didn't realize that the 209 used to go to the airport a long time ago - I thought it was a modern day thing. Also, some of those lines didn't change a ton.
                Others, like the 51, 119 (and unrelated 128) have no ressemblance to their modern day lines.

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                • ve2uwy@mastodon.radioV ve2uwy@mastodon.radio

                  @EdwinG

                  Oooh. It's on the 1981 map which I think was the first edition to show the expansion of 1980-11-10 that included the 207-Jacques-Bizard that ran a block from my house. Yes, I got up extra early and rode the first Fairview-bound bus.

                  https://collections.banq.qc.ca/ark:/52327/4530021

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                  @VE2UWY That map is confusing me, their use of colours 😕

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                  • edwing@mstdn.moimeme.caE edwing@mstdn.moimeme.ca

                    @VE2UWY That map is confusing me, their use of colours 😕

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                    @EdwinG

                    Didn't last. I think that was the only time they tried that.

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                    • ve2uwy@mastodon.radioV ve2uwy@mastodon.radio

                      @EdwinG

                      Didn't last. I think that was the only time they tried that.

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                      @VE2UWY I can see why.

                      I like their current style with "cards" going off the line - or the previous red ones.

                      It's a really difficult challenge to convey this much information in a clear manner.

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