How does the cost of fares affect you? What transit changes do you want to see? Join the discussion with other students and get involved.
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Get involved in the transit movement! Register now for this April 15, 2021 skill-building training summit.
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6:30pm - 7:00pm: Kick-off Panel
Four organizers will share lessons from their experiences building the decent work movement and creating demands.
Jonathan Bradley of Ryersonian discusses the TTC discounted fair pass. The article features TTCriders member Kethees Navaratnam as he shares more information about the Fair Pass Discount Program.
TTCriders sent a provincial budget submission today to Minister of Finance
Peter Bethlenfalvy, calling for provincial investment in permanent transit
operating funding and the TTC's urgent vehicle needs. To get involved in our
Urban affairs reporter Oliver Moore of The Globe and Mail discusses TTC's plan to close the rapid transit line.
Jennifer Pagliaro of The Star reports on the options of transit that could replace the Scarborough RT once it shuts down in 2023.
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The TTC has released a report recommending that the Scarborough RT (“Line 3”) be shut down in 2023. But a rapid transit replacement won't be built until 2029 at the very earliest. People travelling between Scarborough Town Centre and Kennedy Station will be taking buses for at least six years. Click here to read the staff report (PDF).
Mike Adler of the Scarborough Mirror reports on the shutdown of Scarborough Rapid Transit coming in 2023.
The TTC and YRT have a survey in progress to gain the public's opinions on future fare options that will lead to a Five Year Fare Policy and Ten Year Outlook. The purpose of the survey is to develop fare policies that reflect the recent demographics of the growing population.
News staff from City News report on the TTC's report that recommends ending Scarborough RT service in 2023.
Transit workers and riders have come together to call for universal employer-paid sick days because it will make public transit safer and make transit workplaces fairer. Paid sick days are urgently needed to save lives and curb the spread of COVID 19.