TTCriders Congratulates New TTC CEO Mandeep Lali, Urges Action on Transparency, Reliability, and Funding
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 5, 2025
December 14th is D-Day for the TTC
On
>Wednesday December 14th
the TTC will vote to approve its 2012 budget. If this budget is not
improved, we will be forced to pay more money for worse transit service next
year. This just doesn't make sense and it isn't right!
TTCriders, we need your help! The members of the Toronto Transit Commission need to hear from you. They need
to be reminded that it's their job to do what's best for the TTC and its users.
Service Cuts and Fare Hikes will do nothing to help the record number of
Torontonians who use the TTC every day. Forcing transit riders to pay more to be
squished on to overcrowded, less frequent buses will only keep people away from
using the better way. We know it doesn't have to be this way.
We need you to sign up and speak up for more and better public transit in
Toronto. Please register to make a public deputation at the TTC's final
meeting of 2011. Just call 416-393-3698 or email
[email protected] and ask to speak about the TTC's 2012 budget. It will take a lot of us to
get TTC Commissioners to do their job. We want them to:
- Say no to the 10% reduction in the TTC's operating budget.
- Vote against the proposed fare hike.
- Work with us to get the Province to return to fair funding of the TTC's operating costs.
If you can't make the meeting, write your Councillor and tell them to speak up for more at better TTC. Visit www.TogetherToronto.ca to share your concerns directly with you City Councillor.
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