2018 Transit Summit: register now

Building our transit movement in a key election year

You are invited to our 2018 Transit Summit. The purpose of our Summit is to build the movement for an affordable world class public transit system. This is a key time to advocate for our issues because we have a Toronto and Ontario election in 2018.

Saturday March 3, 10.00am - 4.00pm
Location: 100 St George St, University of Toronto
Lunch provided
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The summit will feature at least five skill-building workshops to improve our ability to engage in transit advocacy, and two hours allocated to open discussion on topics of our choosing. This is your opportunity to get involved, meet like-minded people, and help shape the direction of our movement.

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