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	Markham, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Markham was first surveyed as a township in 1793 by William Berczy (Johann Albrecht Ulrich Moll 1744-1813), first settled in 1794 and incorporated as a town in 1972.
		Markham is bounded by the Town of Richmond Hill and the City of Vaughan to the west, Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville to the north, City of Pickering to the east and City of Toronto to the south.
		The Markham Town Council consists of the Mayor, four Regional Councillors and eight Ward Councillors each representing one of the town's eight wards (The current Mayor of Markham is Donald Cousens, former PC MPP for Markham and Presbyterian church minister).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Markham,_Ontario (1332 words)

	Markham Transit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Markham Transit was created in 1973 and operated by Travelways and Miller Transit Limited on behalf of the Town of Markham, Ontario, Canada.
		Transit for the disabled was similar to the TTC WheelTrans.
		Many of Markham Transit's vehicles were second-hand, but more recent buses were new purchases.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Markham_Transit (476 words)

	Ireland Information Guide , Irish, Counties, Facts, Statistics, Tourism, Culture, How
		Markham was first surveyed as a township in 1793, first settled in 1794 and incorporated as a town in 1972.
		Markham Township was originally surveyed in 1793-94, but not until 1801 was the land divided into 10 concessions running north and south, with six sideroads running east/west.
		Markham is bounded by Richmond Hill and Vaughan to the west, Whitchurch-Stouffville to the north, Pickering to the east and Toronto to the south.
	www.irelandinformationguide.com /Markham,_Ontario (1142 words)

	OHRC - DISCUSSION PAPER ON ACCESSIBLE TRANSIT SERVICES IN ONTARIO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In the third part of the Paper, the development in Ontario of accessible transit services is reviewed, with a discussion of the relationship between various levels of government and their historical responsibility for funding, and the impact of the recent transfer of funding to municipalities.
		Transit services are part of the public infrastructure, which provides access to basic goods and services, as well as to social and economic activities.
		For example, Kitchener Transit described its objective as "reliable pick-up and return service" while St. Catharines’ accessible transit objective is to ensure that patrons are able to "travel from their homes to bus stops in a barrier-free environment." The Town of Markham wrote about the “dilemma” of how to achieve full accessibility.
	www.ohrc.on.ca /english/consultations/transit-discussion-paper.shtml (11972 words)

	Markham Village Conservancy Markham Train Station Project
		The increase in rider loyalty and the adoption of GO Transit by new riders because of the provision of a safe, clean, commodious and esthetically pleasing station is an expected economic benefit of the project.
		The increase in rider loyalty and the adoption of GO Transit by new riders because of the provision of a safe, clean, commodious and esthetically pleasing station is an expected social benefit of the project.
		Markham is recognized by others as a successful example of a modern community.
	www.markhamvillage.ca /project.htm (1229 words)

	Transit Toronto - Content: GO Transit's Stouffville Line
		Part of the former Township of Markham was lopped off to expand the boundaries of Richmond Hill, and another part was given to Whitchurch-Stouffville.
		GO Transit took over the service on September 7th, 1982 when the service (as well as similar services to Barrie and Peterborough) was slated for abandonment during a round of cutbacks at VIA Rail.
		Markham station is one of only eight original Toronto and Nipissing Railway stations to have survived, and the only one to be used by GO Transit (the platform, not the station itself).
	transit.toronto.on.ca /gotransit/2110.shtml (1761 words)

	Transit Toronto - Newspaper Archive: `Seamless' transit elusive
		Then there is GO Transit, which uses trains and buses to bring people into Toronto and answers to a board of directors made up of the chairs of Peel, Durham, Halton, York and, from now on, the mayor of Toronto.
		Ajax transit director Terry Barnett says his smart card could work like a transfer and people could use it to ride GO trains and local buses right across the region.
		While transit operators protect their turf or, at best, warily co-operate, public transit is losing out.
	transit.toronto.on.ca /archives/data/199903092110.shtml (2082 words)

	Paul Scarpitti's Page of Markham, Ontario, Canada
		The population of Markham is 230,000 people of diverse cultures and religions.
		Markham is expanding rapidly with many high tech companies within its borders.
		Markham is home to many internationally recognized high tech companies and home to many Canadian corporate headquarters.
	www3.sympatico.ca /pscarpitti/markham.htm (374 words)

	Vaughan Transit: Encyclopedia topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The service was merged into York Region Transit (York Region Transit: rightyork region transit (yrt) is the transit authority for york region, ontario, canada...
		York Region Transit (York Region Transit: rightyork region transit (yrt) is the transit authority for york region, ontario, canada...
		Toronto Transit Commission (Toronto Transit Commission: 100pxleftttc logothe toronto transit commission, or ttc, is a public transportation...
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /reference/vaughan_transit (138 words)

	Service Improvements for 2001-2002
		Transit ridership in Toronto had fallen through the early 1990s, as the recession reduced the number of people working.
		Transit ridership fell further as the result of service cuts and fare increases that had to be made because of reductions in subsidy for the TTC from the municipal and provincial governments.
		To ensure that all transit services operated by the TTC are as efficient and cost-effective as possible and, therefore, affordable to both TTC customers and taxpayers.
	www.toronto.ca /ttc/textonly/textonly_service_improvements_2002.htm (18179 words)

	GO Transit
		GO Transit (short for Government of Ontario Transit Operating Authority) was created as a transit agency in 1967 to provide commuter train service throughout the Golden Horseshoe into downtown Toronto.
		1160 is another 2000 Orion V transit bus, unloading riders at York Region Terminal on August 9, 2001.
		The Orion V transit buses, along with the Orion I buses, were sold to York Region Transit when the local routes were transferred in 2003.
	www.tomsbuspage.ca /GOTransit.htm (484 words)

	Markham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		By 2011, Markham is predicted to have a population of 260,000.
		Markham is home to over 750 high-tech firms, such as ATI Technologies, Genesis Microchip, IBM and Lucent Technologies.
		Markham has approximately 390 hectares (964 acres) of vacant employment land available.
	www.yorkregion-vcrc.com /profile_markham.htm (250 words)

	Past Feature Photos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ex-Markham Transit MCI Classic #2050 is seen at the Harper Facility in south Etobicoke.
		Toronto Transit Commission, T1 Subway car 5156 is seen unwrapped for iPod but with a new door wrap for Mini Wheats.
		York Region Transit Orion I 8718 is seen at Markham Stouffville Hospital.
	dhost.info /dyip/featurephotos.htm (94 words)

	Transit Project \| Warden Station \| Portland Cement Association (PCA)
		The Toronto Transit Commission’s (TTC) Warden Station is an intermodal transfer point on the Bloor-Danforth Subway Line.
		The original concrete pavement had been constructed when the Bloor-Danforth Subway was extended to Islington and Warden in 1968, and was topped with asphalt about 15 years ago.
		The new pavement is 12-inch (250-mm) thick concrete that is specifically designed for the heavy axle loads that transit buses carry.
	www.cement.org /transit/tr_cs_warden.asp (181 words)

	IBM The IBM Toronto Software Lab
		Markham is the largest of nine communities in York Region with a population of approximately 190 000, and a land area of 211.53 square kilometres.
		Markham is a mixture of small town, with some farms in the area, and large town, known for its technology companies.
		Call Markham transit for more details on the hours.
	www-03.ibm.com /software/ca/en/torontolab/toronto.html (473 words)

	Transit History of Ontario Communities (S-Z)
		Perera 1973 lists that the Town of Thorold received transit operating subsidies from the provincial government separate from St.
		Generally, east-west services are operated for the Town by contractor Miller Transit Limited and north-south service (including connections to Toronto) is provided under an agreement with the Toronto Transit Commission.
		Transit in Markham, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Newmarket, and Aurora were merged to form York Region Transit 01 January 2001 (CTHF Bulletin May 2001).
	home.cc.umanitoba.ca /~wyatt/alltime/s2z-on.html (868 words)

	Local transit
		GO passengers get a discounted ride to their GO Train station on many local transit systems by showing their GO ticket or pass to the local bus driver on the way to or from a GO Train station.
		Many Barrie Transit routes connect with GO Bus service at the Barrie Bus Terminal at Maple and Simcoe; however, Barrie Transit does not have any special discount for GO passengers.
		A monthly Hamilton Street Railway (HSR) sticker is available to GO Transit monthly pass holders for travel to and from the Hamilton GO Centre (also good for travel across the HSR system).
	www.gotransit.com /PUBLIC/gettogo/localtr.htm (2221 words)

	Markham Apartments, Flats & Homes For Rent
		My college is near Markham, so I would prefer an accommodation nearer to my college.
		Accommodation needed in Markham near Highway 7 and Woodbine Ave.
		Require bachelor or one bedroom apartment or coach house of March 1st, 2006 in Markham.
	www.guidingstar.ca /Markham_Apartments_for_Rent.htm (1018 words)

	How to find the Markham/Whitchurch-Stouffville Unit office
		We are located on Markham Main Street, (also known as Markham Road and Highway 48) in the Station Plaza, about halfway between Highway 7 and 16th Avenue.
		Markham Transit routes: #4 Markham Local runs every 30 minutes along Bullock and Parkway (one block south of Ramona Blvd.) from Markville Shopping Centre, and #9 Markham Road runs during rush hours only along Main Street.
		Call Markham Transit at (905) 475-4888 for further information.
	www.cancer.ca /ccs/internet/standard/0,3182,3543_357316__langId-en,00.html (123 words)

	Careers
		Notes: Miller Transit Limited provides public transit services for Markham and Richmond Hill on behalf of York Region.
		Miller Transit Limited is looking for customer focused part-time Bus Operators who possess a valid class B license and an exemplary driving record.
		Transit Operators are responsible to drive various transit routes, provide "on-time" service and deal with the public while complying with YRT schedules.
	www.millergroup.ca /careers?job_id=11&display=displayJob (140 words)

	@MMHS - Milliken Mills High School, Markham, Ontario Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Markham Transit does operate a northbound and southbound bus route during the peak rush hours; however, the majority of our students do not use this service.
		Milliken Mills was one of the last schools built by the York Region District School Board without child care facilities because the provincial Government's legislation mandating child care facilities in all new schools was passed after construction had already begun.
		A joint-use agreement was signed between the York Region District School Board and The Town of Markham, Parks and Recreation Department, to share the track and sports field facility.
	access.mmhs.ca /news_index_info.asp?ID=26 (1538 words)

	OTPP - Directions to Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan
		There are a number of buses that service the Finch and Yonge subway terminal each day: There are several TTC bus routes coming from all ends of the city.
		GO Transit also provides service from Newmarket and has two buses running from Richmond Hill.
		Markham Transit has five different buses that reach the Yonge and Finch Terminal.
	www.otpp.com /web/website.nsf/web/directions (246 words)

	PCPI :: Progress Career Planning Institute
		By Car: 401 to Markham Road Southbound to the north west corner of Markham Road and Ellesmere.
		Free parking available in the covered garage can be accessed at the rear of the building, drive up to the 4th floor.
		By TTC: Use the Neilson (From Scarborough Town Centre Rapid Transit station), Markham (From Warden Subway), York Mills and York Mills Express routes (From York Mills Subway).
	www.pcpi.ca /contact.html (66 words)

	globeandmail.com: 2001 Census
		According to census data released yesterday by Statistics Canada, the population of Markham, on the northeast edge of Toronto, jumped 20.3 per cent to 208,615 in 2001 compared to the last census count in 1996.
		Spence and his wife, who both work at York University, Markham offers a mix of local amenities, including quick access to a toll highway and gradually improving transit between Markham and the university and from their home to the cottage.
		Even for successful communities such as Markham, which brands itself as Canada's high-tech capital and last year added 10,000 new jobs and 6,000 new residents, growth comes at a price.
	www.theglobeandmail.com /special/census/2001/stories/20020313-pe-edgecity.html (624 words)

	TransitHub York Region Transit Gallery
		Once allocated out of the Markham division, 2023 was sent up to the Newmarket division along with a few others.
		Ex-Markham Transit 2024 is seen operating out of Markville Mall on rte 41 Markham Local.
		YRT 9003 was photographed at the Richmond Hill Centre YRT/Viva transit terminal.
	www.transithub.net /yrt.htm (754 words)

	ETS Photo Express
		• York Region Transit is the result of a merger between four transit authorities - Markham Transit, Newmarket Transit, Richmond Hill Transit, and Vaughan Transit.
		Brampton Transit's 2002 D40LF 0203 is seen passing it on route 77 to Bramalea Transit Centre.
		YRT 8920 is seen at Harper Detroit Diesel-Allison with its ex-Richmond Hill Transit livery and YRT decals.
	www.etspe.ca /yrt/yrtgalleries.php (1759 words)

	Toronto Transit Commission - 4 Toronto Info
		The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is the quick, convenient and safe way to get around Toronto.
		A subway system is linked with bus, streetcar and light rail transit to get you anywhere on one fare, provided it's a one-way trip with no stopovers.
		The TTC dates all the way back to 1892, when the first electric streetcar in Toronto is operated on Church Street using coal stoves to provide heat.
	www.4torontoinfo.com /toronto_transit_commission.asp (78 words)

	Special Events
		The Corvette Club of Ontario is a Patron of the Spina Bifida Association of Ontario, and has raised many thousands of dollars on their behalf through its activities.
		The Markham Transit for the Disabled foundation hosted a show held annually at the Markville Shopping Centre in Markham.
		As part of the promotion for the 1997 show, our car along with a few other special interest vehicles, was displayed in the Centre Court of Markville Shopping Centre for one week.
	www.corskan.on.ca /vette/pages/spclevents.html (353 words)

	Ontario Municipal Transit Systems
		Transit service reportedly contracted to Walsh Transportation and based in Haileybury.
		Website: The Public Utilities Commission had hosted the Kingston Transit website at http://www.kingstonpuc.on.ca/ but transit information has mysteriously vanished as of fall 1999.
		Transit in Pembroke has been handed over to a private operation.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /ip/orgs/civic/trans2000/links/ont_transit.html (203 words)

	Markham Fair - Press - York Region Transit
		Markham Fair - Press - York Region Transit
		As part of its commitment to maintaining individual community services, York Region Transit is offering shuttle bus service to seniors during the Markham Fair.
		Whitchurch Stouffville residents and selected seniors homes in Markham and Stouffville will be served by frequent buses beginning on Thursday, Sept. 27 and running through to Sunday, Sept. 30.
	www.markhamfair.ca /press_YRT.htm (335 words)

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