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Inside Toronto wrote an article about a panel discussion that took place in Scarborough Village last Thursday. Our Scarborough chair, Brenda Thompson, spoke on behalf of TTCriders.

The article mentions our response to questions coming from the audience. In addition to the quotes captured in the article, Brenda spoke on the panel about the TTC fare increase and our support for a low-income pass.

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