Saw a listing for a 1 bedroom apartment at a surprisingly lower price esp for the sqft (https://condos.ca/toronto/james-cooper-mansion-28-linden-st/unit-502-C13147312). Just wondering if there's a catch somewhere. Most of the reviews online I have found so far are positive, but I'm unsure about the location safety.
I’ll need to commute regularly from Union Station to Aurora GO in the mornings, ideally arriving around 9 AM. From what I can see, though, there doesn’t seem to be a GO train or bus option that gets there around that time.
Right now it looks like my options are either:
For those of you who make this commute, what route do you usually take?
I also read about the planned Barrie Line extension, does anyone know if that might lead to additional departure times or improved morning service in the future?
Anyone that have taken 300/400 level courses after undergrad to boost their gpa final full time of study and successfully apply for uoft masters/phd?
Bonus if it’s in a stem field (cs/math/stats/engsci)
I have previous research, publications and work experience, just looking to boost gpa past the admission requirements and demonstrate that I can do well in higher level courses. health and personal issues messed up my 4th year but I can’t take a 5th year so considering non degree courses
