Stacked street, highway and public transportation closures has some residents up in arms. “It’s just out of control.”
To work is to travel for Amahl Arulanandam — to gigs, events, lessons and recording sessions around the city. As a cellist and faculty member at the Royal Conservatory of Music, he often heads from his Leslieville home to play at venues downtown or in the west end.
In the best of times, his commute by Uber or carshare is mediocre. At worst, it is torture.
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