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Still Waiting: Why Public Transit Infrastructure Must Deliver for Workers and Communities

Still Waiting: Why Public Transit Infrastructure Must Deliver for Workers and Communities

I’ve fought this fight before.

Trudeau speech re Tariffs - Mar 4-2025

FULL SPEECH | Trudeau outlines response to U.S. tariffs, says Canada will 'relentlessly' fight to protect economy

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, speaking from Parliament Hill on Tuesday, says Canada will immediately start imposing tariffs on $30 billion worth of U.S. goods. Trudeau said tariffs will be imposed on the remaining $125 billion of American products in 21 days as a response to U.S.

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We Can’t Afford To Sit This One Out

In the last Ontario election, 4.7 million people voted–but more than 6 million people sat out and missed a chance to help decide the future of our province. Get your voice heard in the 2025 Ontario election and vote for the Ontario you need.

Windsor - End of road for tunnel bus

After nearly a century, end of road for Windsor-Detroit tunnel bus after council vote

A majority of Windsor city councillors voted at a special meeting Friday to keep the Windsor-Detroit tunnel bus rolling — but it wasn’t enough to save the historic service.

ATU files complaint over tunnel bus decision

Transit Union files complaint over tunnel bus decision

The union representing Transit Windsor employees is filing unfair labour practice charges against Transit Windsor and the City of Windsor.

Windsor - Union alleges unfair labour practices

Transit Windsor union alleges unfair labour practices in fight to save tunnel bus

The union representing Transit Windsor workers says it plans to file unfair labour practice charges against the city following what it calls Mayor Drew Dilkens’ “opportunistic move” to kill the tunnel bus amid rising trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada.