By Transport Action Ontario | Aviation & Marine , Interurban Rail and Bus , Ontario , Urban Transit
Transport Canada is undertaking an on-line consultation on the future of transportation in Canada. A series of questions were posed, with space provided for answers. The submission made on behalf of Transport Action Ontario can be viewed here:TAO-submission to TranspCanada survey 2016-06-16
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Transport Canada has launched a survey to ask Canadians for their views on the future of transportation in Canada, to help develop a long-term agenda for transportation in the country. Please take a few moments to fill out the survey and share your views on the direction you’d like to see transportation policy go […]
Continue readingDu site-web de Transport Canada: L’avenir des transports au Canada : Développement d’un plan à long terme pour les transports Transports Canada estime nécessaire d’écouter les Canadiens pour mieux permettre au Ministère de remplir son mandat, d’exécuter des programmes, de lancer de nouvelles initiatives et de gagner la confiance du public. En offrant aux Canadiens, […]
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From the Transport Canada website: The Future of Transportation in Canada: Developing a Long-term Agenda for Transportation Transport Canada believes listening to Canadians will help us better fulfil our mandate, deliver programs, launch new initiatives and build public trust. Giving Canadians, our stakeholders and industry experts more opportunities to get involved will give us new […]
Continue readingBy Rick | British Columbia
Peter Fassbender, provincial Minister Responsible for TransLink, responded to The David Suzuki Foundation’s open letter to various Metro Vancouver and provincial politicians urging them to come together to ensure Metro Vancouver receives a share of available federal transit funding. Unfortunately, the letter seems more aggravating than conciliatory to the Mayors’ Council. The Minister re-commits the […]
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