The TTC has cleared the first hurdle in approving a $95.3-million slate of service improvements – and a fare increase TTC riders say makes the system less affordable to those who need it most.
By Luke Simcoe
Published on March 25th, 2015
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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
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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.
By: David Shum and James Armstrong. Published on February 27, 2015
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TORONTO – It will cost a little bit more to use public transit in Toronto on March 1 – despite promises made by Mayor John Tory during the mayoral campaign.
TTC delays amid cold weather blamed on aging infrastructure
Rosemary WestwoodMetro News Feb. 23, 2015
By: Tess Kalinowski Transportation reporter, Published on Mon Feb 02 2015
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Toronto transit riders will see a hike in their fares starting in March, after Mayor John Tory’s $95-million plan for the Toronto Transit Commission cleared its first hurdle at its board meeting.
TTC board approves fare hike; riders say they don’t support it
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The TTC board approved their capital budget on Monday afternoon at city hall, as well a fare hike that many riders had spoken out against earlier in the day.