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Duane Cole

Duane Cole is a Toronto-based photographer. Born and raised in Jane and Finch, he studied photography at Humber College and has worked with The Globe and Mail, Macleans and The Washington Post. He can be reached by email at duane@duanecolephoto.com or on Instagram at @duanecolephoto

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News by Inori Roy with photography by Duane Cole

Can the Finch West LRT Keep Up With Its Promises?

After years of delay, Line 6 is now running across a historically isolated part of the city. At its launch, politicians posed, transit enthusiasts assembled, and some locals wondered if it was worth the wait.

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