Transit is a public service. When services are publicly owned and operated, they are more accountable to us.
(Toronto, ON) – Membership-based groups TTCriders, Toronto ACORN, and Social Planning Toronto released the following statement about the TTC’s plan to end free public Wi-Fi in subway stations:
Read answers to frequently asked questions about a possible TTC strike, and how to prepare and take action!
GO Transit workers are on strike for safety and job security as of November 7, 2022. The strike by 2,200 workers affects approximately 15,000 daily transit users, many of whom are post-secondary students in the GTHA.
We have a big opportunity to show just how many people care about keeping the TTC under local control. In the coming weeks, the City of Toronto will hold four public consultations about the province's transit takeover.
The provincial government will soon be voting on Bill 107, legislation that will give the Minister of Transportation new powers to decide what transit gets built (or doesn't get built) in Toronto. The provincial transit takeover means more delays, less accountability, and opens the TTC up to privatization. To improve transit, the province needs to reverse its $1.1 billion cuts to TTC funding, not break apart and take over the system. Please send a message to Premier Ford now and sign up to volunteer with us to oppose the TTC cuts and takeover!