time at half the fare as taking the radial and transferring to a city streetcar at Humber. TTC era (1927-1935) Events when the TTC operated the Toronto and York Radial Railway lines On January 12, 1927, the Toronto Transportation Commission started operating the T&YRR lines under contract. Shortly after, the TTC converted the Mimico line from standard gauge back to Toronto gauge. On November 21, 1927, the TTC extended the Mimico route eastwards to Roncesvalles Avenue. On May 9, 1928, the Beach streetcar route was extended west to Humber Loop evenings, Saturday afternoons and Sundays, overlapping Mimico radial service. As of September 28, 1928, the TTC split the Mimico line into two portions. The portion between Humber Loop and Long Branch Loop was double-tracked and became part of the Lake Shore streetcar route coming from downtown. The portion between Long Branch and Port Credit became the Port Credit line, a single-track radial line using older radial cars. The Port Credit line operated every 30 minutes even overnight. On February 9, 1935, the Long Branch-Port Credit radial service ended, being replaced by bus service. Postscript On October 28, 1942, during World War II, a temporary double-track streetcar extension went into service from Long Branch Loop west to an armaments factory. Roughly following the route of the defunct Port Credit radial line, the "Small Arms Extension" ran for on the north side of Lakeshore Road over Etobicoke Creek via a highway bridge and terminated at a loop near the factory. Peter Witt streetcars served the extension. Service ceased by October 14, 1945 and the extension was removed thereafter. Stations Mimico Long Branch Port Credit Carhouses Carhouse built by the T&YRR near Grenadier Pond (1890s?-1927) Roncesvalles Carhouse (1927-1935) Fleet This is a partial description of the fleet: See also List of Ontario railways List of defunct Canadian railways References Toronto and York Radial Interurban Passenger rail transport in Toronto Rail transport in Mississauga History of rail transport in the Regional Municipality of Peel Transit agencies in Ontario Defunct Ontario railways Interurban railways in Ontario 4 ft 10⅞ in gauge railways 1892 establishments in Ontario 1935 disestablishments in Ontario Canadian companies established in 1892 Electric railways in Canada Standard gauge railways in Canada