TORONTO—The OneCity transit plan proposed by TTC Chair Karen Stintz sparked heated debate in government. Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and Ontario Minister of Transportation Bob Chiarelli rejected the plan altogether.
OneCity is a $30 billion, 30 year plan to expand the transit system in all directions. It includes light rail, subway, and bus routes.
But what do Torontonians think of the city’s transit? The Epoch Times asked TTC riders at the Don Mills subway station whether they thought Toronto needed expanded transit—and if so, how should the city pay for it.
