Donlands

The schedule for the Leaside 56, which I take to work, can be up to15 minutes off schedule. The board in the station and the red-bibed TTC assistants will say the bus leaves in 15 minutes but the bus leaves "now". Google Maps is more accurate than the digital board and the TTC workers! This is a major inconvenience for people who depend on the TTC to get to work. The amount of wasted time and the frustration the TTC causes 1 million TTC users every day is not acceptable. I asked the driver why the board was inaccurate and who is responsible and he said he didn't know. Can TTC workers not learn how their schedule functions?

Donlands station is a station located on the Bloor-Danforth line at Danforth Ave. and Donlands Ave. This station has nothing really special about it. It’s design is similar to its neighbouring stations. The station has no elevator currently but in a future renovation, it will have step-free access with elevators and a new second exit at dewhurst ave. The station connects with the 56 leaside and 83 jones buses. It also is a station and i really have nothing else to say.

Waiting for the bus here is a pain. Specially on weekends, bus service takes more than 15 minutes waiting. It's better to walk than wait.

If you get off at Donlands station, you will have a real multicultural experience, so typical for Toronto. There are many Muslim grocery stores, bakeries and tailors although you are at the outskirts of the Greek Town. The reason is that there is a mosque in the walking distance to the subway, especially busy on Friday evenings. Close to the subway there are Halal chicken, Japanese home food, Chinese dim sum, and Greek owned breakfast restaurants. They are all good, especially Japanese and Motorama, breakfast place.We are lucky to have two great vegetable stores. The Chinese owners used to have a good selection of organic fruits and vegetable but now, unfortunately not so much.

I use it all the time and never have problems. It could be nicer I guess... And less melty in the summer