We're going ward by ward

We now have ward-by-ward maps so you know exactly how the service cuts are affecting your neighbourhood. Thank you Taylor Blake for your hard work making these awesome maps.

The TTC is being forced to cut service and break overcrowding standards because all levels of government are failing to invest in transit.

Now is the time to take action because City Council will be deciding how much money to give our seriously underfunded transit agency on February 15 and 16, which is just three weeks away.

We need your help to reach out to residents in key ridings and encourage them to talk to their councillor to stop the TTC service cuts. This action is part of our bigger long term plan to build a network of residents in key wards so we can build our power and make sure City Council votes for great and affordable public transit every time.

Here’s how you can take action.

Got 3 minutes?

Share the map of your ward showing all the service cuts online with your friends, neighbours and councillor.

Got 10 minutes?

Write a personal message to your councillor telling them to improve transit service in your neighbourhood, not permit it to worsen.

Got an hour

Sign up to hand out postcards for an hour at a TTC stop to educate riders about the service cuts on our day of action on January 30. We will get your postcards. Start your own canvass or join one of ours. Also, if you’re willing to travel then contact us and we’ll tell what councillors we’re targeting and you can talk to riders in their ward.

Got a day?

Talk to us about becoming a ward representative in your neighbourhood. Being a ward representative involves doing outreach to riders in your area and arranging a meeting with your councillor. We will help you a lot.

Come to a campaigns meeting. Our next campaigns meeting is on Monday February 6, 6pm - 8.30pm at 720 Bathurst St.

For more information please contact us at: Jess, 647 772 8770, [email protected] Bill, 647 470 6658, [email protected]

We also encourage you to contact your councillor personally and call for great transit not cuts.

Toronto	Mayor	John	Tory	[email protected]	416-338-7125
Etobicoke North	Councillor	Vincent	Crisanti	[email protected]	416-696-4207
Etobicoke North	Councillor	Michael	Ford	[email protected]	416-397-9238
Etobicoke Centre	Councillor	Stephen	Holyday	[email protected]	416-392-4004
Etobicoke Centre	Councillor	John	Campbell	[email protected]	416-696-4138
Etobicoke-Lakeshore	Councillor	Justin	Di Ciano	[email protected]	416-392-4127
Etobicoke-Lakeshore	Councillor	Mark	Grimes	[email protected]	416-397-9279
York West	Councillor	Giorgio	Mammoliti	[email protected]	416-397-9282
York West	Councillor	Anthony	Perruzza	[email protected]	416-696-4144
York Centre	Councillor	Maria	Augimeri	[email protected]	416-392-7109
York Centre	Councillor	James	Pasternak	[email protected]	416-392-7299
York South-Weston	Councillor	Frances	Nunziata	[email protected]	416-392-4118
York South-Weston	Councillor	Frank	Di Giorgio	[email protected]	416-392-1675
Parkdale-High Park	Councillor	Sarah	Doucette	[email protected]	416-696-3667
Parkdale-High Park	Councillor	Gord	Perks	[email protected]	416-392-0398
Eglinton-Lawrence	Councillor	Josh	Colle	[email protected]	416-392-4191
Eglinton-Lawrence	Councillor	Christin	Carmichael Greb	[email protected]	416-392-4129
Davenport	Councillor	Cesar	Palacio	[email protected]	416-392-0212
Davenport	Councillor	Ana	Bailão	[email protected]	416-392-7957
Trinity-Spadina	Councillor	Mike	Layton	[email protected]	416-392-4100
Trinity-Spadina	Councillor	Joe	Cressy	[email protected]	416-392-4130
St. Paul's	Councillor	Joe	Mihevc	[email protected]	416-392-7466
St. Paul's	Councillor	Josh	Matlow	[email protected]	416-392-0124
Willowdale	Councillor	John	Filion	[email protected]	416-392-7388
Willowdale	Councillor	David	Shiner	[email protected]	416-397-9290
Don Valley West	Councillor	Jaye	Robinson	[email protected]	416-395-6439
Don Valley West	Councillor	Jon	Burnside	[email protected]	416-392-7427
Toronto Centre-Rosedale	Councillor	Kristyn	Wong-Tam	[email protected]	416-696-4300
Toronto Centre-Rosedale	Councillor	Pam	McConnell	[email protected]	416-392-7296
Toronto-Danforth	Councillor	Mary	Fragedakis	[email protected]	416-392-4123
Toronto-Danforth	Councillor	Paula	Fletcher	[email protected]	416-397-5200
Beaches-East York	Councillor	Janet	Davis	[email protected]	416-397-9289
Beaches-East York	Councillor	Mary-Margaret	McMahon	[email protected]	416-392-7444
Don Valley East	Councillor	Shelley	Carroll	[email protected]	416-392-4101
Don Valley East	Councillor	Denzil	Minnan-Wong	[email protected]	416-397-4100
Scarborough Southwest	Councillor	Michelle	Holland	[email protected]	416-392-7394
Scarborough Southwest	Councillor	Gary	Crawford	[email protected]	416-696-3658
Scarborough Centre	Councillor	Michael	Thompson	[email protected]	416-397-9280
Scarborough Centre	Councillor	Glenn	De Baeremaeker	[email protected]	416-392-7428
Scarborough-Agincourt	Councillor	Jim	Karygiannis	[email protected]	416-392-7431
Scarborough-Agincourt	Councillor	Norman	Kelly	[email protected]	416-696-4172
Scarborough-Rouge River	Councillor	Chin	Lee	[email protected]	416-392-7433
Scarborough-Rouge River	Councillor	Vacant	Vacant	[email protected]	416-696-4159
Scarborough East	Councillor	Paul	Ainslie	[email protected]	416-392-4006
Scarborough East	Councillor	Ron	Moeser	[email protected]	416-392-7429

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