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Tag Archives: GO Transit

GO Transit customers on the hook for airport train deficits

December 15, 2014Metrolinx, Transportationairport train, Brady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, GO Transit, Metrolinx, Pearson train, Public transport, TTCconsumerpolicyinstitute

GO Transit riders will have to make up for any operating deficits at the new provincially run airport express train. Continue reading GO Transit customers on the hook for airport train deficits →

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Metrolinx no longer a sure thing

October 22, 2013Metrolinx, TransportationBrady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, GO Transit, Metrolinx, Ontario, Torontoconsumerpolicyinstitute

The future of Metrolinx, the provincial agency overseeing transit in the GTA, depends more on who is in power at Queens Park and less about sound policies. Continue reading Metrolinx no longer a sure thing →

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