EnAbling Change Campaign
Starting on January 24, 2022, many Ontario transit systems will be launching a new campaign to raise awareness of transit accessibility features and encourage customers to consider the needs of others.
This campaign was developed by the Ontario Public Transit Association in partnership with various local transit agencies to promote compliance with Ontario’s accessibility standards.
The campaign uses clear and simple messaging in a friendly and non-judgemental way to educate transit riders about accessibility features, such as priority seating and service animals. It also reminds people that not all disabilities are visible.
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Riders are reminded that masks continue to be required on public transit until June 11 following an announcement from the provincial government.
Wearing masks on public transit will help limit the spread of COVID-19 in our community.
There are pros and cons to the Liberal plan for $1 transit fares, experts say | CBC News
There are pros and cons to the Liberal plan for $1 transit fares, experts say | CBC News
The Ontario Liberals' campaign promise of $1 public transit fares to boost ridership and cut costs for commuters i...
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Steven Del Duca is promising $1 fares on all transit lines in Ontario if his Liberals defeat Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives on June 2.
Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca promises $1 transit fares if elected
Del Duca said fares would be temporarily cut until January 2024 to help offset soaring inflation.
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