Transit advocates push to make Union-Pearson rail link more affordable
More local service along route also sought
Thank you MPP Albanese for writing this letter. We trust you are negotiating behind the scenes to secure true TTC-level fare rates so your constituents can access better transit.
Just one point - MPP Laura Albanese says that airport workers have been
TORONTO – A Toronto transit advocacy group is staging a ‘day of action’ Wednesday to inform commuters about the potentially sky high cost of riding the Union-Pearson Express train.
Members of Our Union Pearson Coalition are petitioning riders throughout the day at all stations along the new train line calling for lower fares, more stops, and full electrification of the rail line.
On Tuesday, our newly formed Union Pearson Coalition held a day of action and talked to riders at all the stops along the new Union Pearson line. The response from riders was overwhelmingly positive in
We need your help to make sure the Union Pearson line is electrified, has lower fares, and more stops.
On December 11, Metrolinx and the Province will be deciding the fare price
Download and print our petition calling on the province and Metrolinx to lower fares, put in more stops, and electrify the Union Pearson line. If you wish, you can data entry the contacts who want to join our email list and then email us those contacts at [email protected] so we can get our supporters active.
This week we sent a letter to Premier Wynne, Transportation Minister, Steven Del
Duca, and Metrolinx requesting they make the Union-Pearson line a clean,
affordable, and public train line with multiple stops. We also called on them