Jack Lakey, The Fixer at the Toronto Star wants to hear from TTC employees on ways in improve our public transit system.
The Fixer - TTC employees: Tell us how you'd improve service
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Let's hope this isn't a novel concept for the TTC.
Mr. Lakey can be contacted at via the Star's The Fixer page: www.thestar.com/thefixer or by phone at 416-869-4823.
In other news, CityNews wants to hear your stories of positive TTC experiences. To share you can email [email protected] with your tales of the transit system.
Please also take a minute and Take Action by writing the Premier, key Ministers, the Mayor and TTC Commissioners on the need for a sustainable plan for the TTC's operating budget. Important elections are coming up and its important we speak up for our public transit system.
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