TTCriders 2019 Annual General Meeting - RSVP!

RSVP today to join our Annual General Meeting on Wednesday June 19th. Help elect our Board of Directors and celebrate what we've accomplished in 2018. Free for current members! Become a member of TTCriders or renew your membership. Not sure if you're a member? Email us at [email protected].

Our current Board is thrilled to nominate the following Board Candidates for election at our AGM:

Ayaan Abdulle is a Black Muslim woman passionate about equity and justice. She currently is the Vice President Equity and Campaigns at he Continuing Education Students Association at Ryerson. She studies Health Policy and Psychology at the Univeristy of Toronto - Scarborough Campus. Transit advocacy is a passion of hers as it directly correlates with her commitment to cultivating equity, justice and accessibility in the communities she is a part of.

Ryan Lindsay is a not-for-profit development, marketing & management professional with 17 years of achieving results in educational, health & political sectors, developing strategies & executing campaigns. His focus is environmental & social progress, and an economy that enables us to spend more time with our loved ones.

Hi, my name is Alim Nathoo. I am very passionate about transit issues especially in the areas of affordable fares, fiscal responsibility, as well as advocating for accessibility along with diversity. While I was living in Kitchener, I went to a Regional Council meeting and proposed that respect signs were put on the GRT Transit buses which they received support from Council and former GRT Director Eric Gillespie. I also believe residents need a greater say in their transit issues and people should be able to go to City Hall and talk about the issues without the run around.

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TTCriders 2019 Annual General Meeting - RSVP!

Our current Board is thrilled to nominate the following Board Candidates for election at our AGM:

Latest posts

Bradford’s budget plan could lead to more slow zones, service cuts

What Federal MP Candidates are promising for transit in Beaches—East York

The TTC’s subway slow zones are back with a vengeance

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