Want our future federal government to fix transit in Toronto? Get active with us

The Conservative Government has ignored Toronto's 1.8 million transit riders for far too long.

This October 19, #VoteTransit to elect a government that will provide Toronto with fair and stable transit funding. TTCriders needs YOU to get involved!

GET ACTIVE

Make sure you are registered to vote (It's easy).
Sign our petition asking the leaders of the Conservatives, Liberals and New Democrats to provide Toronto with fair and stable transit funding.
Become a Route Captain to help us engage riders to #VoteTransit this election and beyond.
Join our Vote Transit Day of Action on September 14th to canvass voters around transit.
We will soon be releasing a detailed report card with the positions of the three major parties on Transit issues

QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR LOCAL CANDIDATE

Will you fairly fund the TTC so riders get better service and lower fares?
What will you do to ensure Toronto gets smart, sensible new public transit lines?
Do you support keeping our public transit system public, and opposing privatization?

OTHER HELPFUL RESOURCES

The VoteTogether campaign has polling data for swing ridings across Canada. They are also a great place to get involved in local canvassing efforts.
ThreeHundredEight has very useful projections of how various parties are likely to do in different ridings, which they update as new polling data comes in.
Social Planning Toronto has put together an excellent primer on how this election could affect transit, as well as questions to ask you local candidates.
Now Toronto has good coverage about the election

Latest posts

Bradford’s budget plan could lead to more slow zones, service cuts

Toronto has spent years dealing with the consequences of underfunded public transit. Aging infrastructure, delayed repairs and subway slow zones have all placed pressure on a system that millions of Torontonians rely on. These problems cannot be fixed overnight and require sustained investment in the workers, vehicles, tracks and infrastructure that keep transit moving.

What Federal MP Candidates are promising for transit in Beaches—East York

TTCriders asked all federal MP candidates about their commitments to public transit. Read their responses to our transit policy survey and see where your candidates stand on improving public transit!

Want our future federal government to fix transit in Toronto? Get active with us

GET ACTIVE

QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR LOCAL CANDIDATE

OTHER HELPFUL RESOURCES

Latest posts

Bradford’s budget plan could lead to more slow zones, service cuts

What Federal MP Candidates are promising for transit in Beaches—East York

The TTC’s subway slow zones are back with a vengeance

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