Tag Archive | "Adam Giambrone"

Bus operators Jeff Gill and Laverne Snagg act as panelists at the town hall meeting

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Tired of terrible transit: TTC riders

Posted 22 April 2010 by Nadia Persaud

A TTC town hall meeting last Sunday was meant to further dialogue between commuters and frontline TTC workers but calls for TTC Chair Adam Giambrone’s head set a different tone. Continue Reading

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TTC appoints customer service specialist

Posted 18 February 2010 by Dan Heyman

The chair of a new TTC advisory panel says that responsibility for better customer service rests with both TTC managers and workers. During a public meeting at City Hall on Feb. 17, Adam Giambrone, TTC chair, and Joe Mihevc, the vice-chair, introduced Stephen O’Brien, 44, as head of the new TTC Customer Service Advisory Panel. The [...] Continue Reading

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Protests greeted Adam Giambrone's official launch of his campaign for mayor of Toronto.

Featured · News · Toronto

TTC chair set for rough ride in mayoralty race

Posted 02 February 2010 by Laura Grande

Small business owners mixed with various other protesters Monday to demonstrate against Toronto city councillor Adam Giambrone’s run for mayor. Continue Reading

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The city will vote on the proposed fare increase on Tuesday (Nov. 17). The last fare increase took place back in April 2006 when the cash fare was raised by 25 cents to $2.75.

Featured · News · Toronto

Threat of TTC fare hike prompts online backlash

Posted 13 November 2009 by Brad Pritchard

Public transit riders may be asked to dig deeper in their pockets if a proposed fare hike is approved by a city committee on November 17, 2009. Riders could face fare increases of 25 cents, raising the total cost of the cash fare to $3.00. Tokens would increase similarly, up from $2.25 to $2.50 and the adult Metropass could increase to $126 per month, an increase of $17. Continue Reading

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