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Mississauga City Council balks at true cost of transit mega project, for good reason

January 19, 2015Transportation, TTCBrady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, Mississauga, Miway, Public transport, Toronto Transit Commission, transit fares, Transportation, Urban Transitconsumerpolicyinstitute

Politicians in Mississauga say they’ll support a light rail project, but only if somebody else picks up the tab. Continue reading Mississauga City Council balks at true cost of transit mega project, for good reason →

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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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