The Scarborough Mirror asked us for our feedback to the McNicoll Bus Garage town
hall. We said we're in favour of this project because it will bring more
frequent bus service to North East Scarborough. From the article:
CP24 asked TTCriders to comment on the latest announcement by the Ontario Government on its plans to alleviate traffic during the PAN AM Games.
Watch the clip.
We question whether asking 20% of drivers to stay at home or take the TTC is adequate, given that the TTC is at breaking point already.
Jessica Vomiero of Rabble wrote a piece after talking to riders during our day of action in protest to the Wynne Government's refusal to fund the TTC in the 2015 budget.
Yep, the heading about summarizes it. Many of the announcements about improving service had already been announced or were funded in previous budgets.
This was supposed to be a transit budget but riders got essentially nothing new.
Thanks Metro News for reporting on our concerns with the provincial budget. We really do need more funding for the TTC now. Read the report here. We're on page 6.
By Luke Simcoe
Published on March 25th, 2015
Read the full story on at Metronews.ca
Delays, like the one experienced on the TTC’s Yonge Street subway line yesterday, are costing the city millions in lost productivity and eroding confidence in public transit, experts say.
By David Shum
Published on March 24, 2015
Read the full story on Globalnews.ca
TORONTO – Subway service resumed between Bloor and Union Station Tuesday afternoon following a suspected fuel leak at College Station.
Metro News' Luke Simcoe is right on when he says that TTCriders seek a seat on the bus and the TTC Commission. Luke wrote about our application to sit on the TTC Commission as a citizen commissioner on March 9, 2015.