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Tag Archives: Light rail

Light rail on a road to nowhere

December 5, 2013Metrolinx, Transportation, TTCBrady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, Light rail, Metrolinx, Mississauga, Ontario, Public transport, Rail transport, Toronto Transit Commission, Transportation, Urban Transitconsumerpolicyinstitute

While politicians rush headlong into expensive light rail projects, transit riders and taxpayers are being taken for a ride. Continue reading Light rail on a road to nowhere →

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Green bonds that sink Ontario deeper in the red

October 31, 2013Economic Policy, TransportationBrady Yauch, Charles Sousa, Consumer Policy Institute, Kathleen Wynne, Light rail, Ontario, Public transport, Torontoconsumerpolicyinstitute

A plan to sell “green” bonds will push the province further in the red and do little to solve its transit and congestion woes. Continue reading Green bonds that sink Ontario deeper in the red →

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CPI’s Vision From Jane Jacobs

Read founding member Jane Jacobs' first letter to supporters about CPI and its mandate.

Megaprojects Bankrupt Utilities and Leave Regulators in the Dark

Power Exports at What Cost?

Getting Zapped: ON electricity prices increasing faster than anywhere else

Gone Too Far: Soaring Hydro Bills Offset Conservation and Hurt Conservers Most

Falls Flat: Comparing the TTC’s fare policy to other leading transit agencies

Corporate Welfare Goes Green in Ontario

CPI’s Report on the DRL

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