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Originally posted by Hasni
Dear SS, I landed in Nov 2013 and had to get the trolly for two dollars, then again in aug' 2014 I needed a big cart and had to pay.
Thanks for sharing link, how much would be the fare for this route !
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This from a publication. so you also have it. CURRENTLY MIWAY Cash fares are $3.25 per ticket. Have EXACT Cash.
Transportation: Pearson Airport by Transit
Transit to Pearson Airport
There are several ways you can get to Pearson Airport:
Taxi (ranges from $61 from Scarborough, $46 from downtown, and $16 from nearby airport hotels)
Limousine (ranges from $67 from Scarborough, $50 from downtown, and $18 from nearby airport hotels)
Airport Shuttle ($17 from downtown Toronto) and various other buses from other communities
GO Transit has bus shelter at Terminal 2 Arrivals Level (post 20), and Terminal 1 Ground level (column S2). The Westbound GO bus takes passengers to central stops in Bramalea and Brampton. The Eastbound GO buses take passengers to north Toronto including the Yorkdale and York Mills subway stations (a cheap and fast way to get downtown, $4.05 fror the GO and $2.75 for TTC). For schedule and fare information call (416) 869-3200 or 1-(888) GET ON GO (438-6646)or visit their web site at http://www.gotransit.com." rel="nofollow">LINK
Mississauga Transit has Bus 7 (Airport) leaves from Terminal 1 Ground level (Post S4). The bus route includes major stops at Square One Shopping Centre and Westwood Mall (in Malton) with other stops along the way. To go to Islington subway station, transfer onto Bus 11 or 40 at Westwood Mall. One-way cash adult fare is $2.25. For more information, contact Mississauga Transit Information Line at 905-615-4636 or visit their web site at http://www.mississauga.ca/portal/residents/publictransit.
http://www.mississauga.ca/portal/miway
TTC - Toronto Transit Commission has several routes servicing the airport for a cash fare of $2.75
TTC Airport Rocket bus, at the Bloor line's Kipling Subway Station
TTC - 192 Airport Rocket connects Kipling Station on the Bloor-Danforth Subway, with limited stops along the way. Airport stops at Terminal 3 (Arrivals Level), Terminal 2 (Arrivals Level), Jetliner Drive, Terminal 1 (Ground level) and one way trip takes 20 minutes. 5:30 am to 2:00 am 7 days a week.
TTC - 58A Malton connects Lawrence West Station on the Spadina Subway and Pearson Airport, via Lawrence Ave and Dixon Rd. Airport stops at Terminal 3 (Departures Level), Terminal 2 (Arrivals Level) and Terminal 1 (Ground level). Trip time is 45 minutes and it runs 5:00 am to 1:00 am 7 days a week.
TTC - 300 Bloor-Danforth (Blue Night) is the overnight route 2:00 am to 5:00 am connecting Pearson airport to Bloor Street (via the 427) from the Kipling GO station (and the Kipling Station on the Bloor-Danforth Subway) east to Danforth. Travel time to/from Yonge & Bloor about 45 minutes.
TTC - 307 Eglinton West (Blue Night) is the overnight route 1:30 am to 5:00 am connecting Pearson airport to Yonge Street via Eglinton Avenue (and the Eglinton West and Eglinton subway stops). Travel time to/from Yonge & Eglinton about 45 minutes.
The TTC subways run from 6 am to 1:30 (from 9 am on Sundays), For more information call the TTC at (416) 393-4636 or visit their web site at http://www.toronto.ca/ttc/service_to_airport.htm
This was good on the day it was published. Some items have changed.
FH.
Edit : Link : http://www.mississauga.ca/portal/miway
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Posted on: 24-11-14 09:52:58
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 24-11-14 09:52:58
Hasni:
One more (legal) money that Canada provides is the 'Second Career program'.
You have to work on payroll for 9 months or more and then get laid off. Once you do, Govt. of Canada will pay $ 28,000 on a college course, weekly income for you, parking charges, gas charges to do the course. It can be upto 3 year course in a community college or elsewhere.
I did that course. But due to family compulsion, I did SAP HR in a desi institute. He cheated me by taking the govt. of Canada money and teaching very badly. I complained to Govt. of Canada. They stopped the 3 rd. installment of fees to him but they were not willing to help me.
Hope this will be of good use to you and your wife.
Please read the thread at Redflag deals for more info.. It is perfectly legal.
Murali the Krishna
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Originally posted by northyork_desi
TK, the cart offered in Pearson is free of cost, sponsored by a bank. Its been like that for a while.
This post of yours is stupid !!
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
One short term job exists at the airport (Pearson)
This is useful, if you are visiting the airport to send off your friends.
As you know the trolley at the aiport is got for $ 2 and 25 cents is given back when you hand it over. Many will just leave the trolly on the road and leave. So you can collect these trollies and push it back in the stand and get 25 cents for each one put in the stand.
Areas to look out for :
1. Car parking areas
2. Departure lounge (near the check in areas)
3. Arrival pick up area.
For 30 mins of work, you will get around $ 8.
Watch out for the somali cartel which is prevalent at the airport and sometimes they will choo you off. So be descrete.
Hope this helps.
Murali The Krishna
Nothing stupid about TK's post . I travelled in March , 2014 ..I clearly remember paying $ 2.00 for a cart.
Both while departing and arriving...I checked in 3-4 areas with 50-60 carts in each place & they were all $ 2.00 , and you get only 25 cents back on returning the cart.
Only in a few limited areas they have started CIBC bank Free carts ..looks like a recent dvelopment.
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Originally posted by Hasni
Got two quick questions...for TK and others
I am travelling alone to Canada after two days. illegal request edited out
Secondly, I shall be reaching in the day time, around 12.30 pm, is there any public transport available which can take me to mississauga, another move just so save few buck and to get a chance to know how the public transport works there. Thanks
Yes take Mississauga Transit ( Mi Way ) Bus # 7 going SOUTH towards City Centre Terminal ( aka Square One )
If you just have 1-2 Carry On small bag , you can easily get on.
But for larger bags GO Bus or Taxi is better..will be extremely difficult to get on Mi Way with large bags, probably not even allowed.
Once at City Centre Transit Terminal ( last stop ) , you have option to take connecting buses to go elsewhere.
Where in Mississauga are you going ??
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Check the link below to see where Public Transit is located on the terminal . There are signs everywhere, plus you can always ask someone.
http://www.torontopearson.com/en/toandfrom/public/##
MiWay : ( Bus # 7 ) ..Make sure you are at the right terminal & on the righ LEVEL.
Local bus service within the City of Mississauga.
Terminal 1, Ground Level, second curb, Column S4.
www.miway.ca
Schedule : ( Mi Way Bus aka Mississauga Transit )
Route: 7 - Airport (South)
Bus Stop # 2908 - TORONTO AIRPORT-TERM 1 GROUND LEVEL [SOUTH]
Departure times :
5:36 AM
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