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Nearly 300 people have signed a petition calling for Transit Windsor to hold off on moving a bus route alongside a residential road in East Riverside — but the city is moving forward with the plan anyway.
City council on Monday approved $100 million for improvements to Transit Windsor's fleet, infrastructure, master plan, and more.
A recently added bus route was the focal point of a transit announcement hosted by Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens and Transit Windsor executive director Tyson Cragg at the Tecumseh Mall.
If you’re taking the bus in Windsor, advocates and experts say it’s likely because you rely on it.
The funding is part of an overall $150 million announced province-wide. “We heard from municipalities, and we are responding to their need for more support as COVID-19 continues to result in lost revenue and additional costs for transit systems,” said Caroline Mulroney, Minister of Transportation. “Transit operators have done an incredible job keeping transit operating during this challenging time, and this support will help ensure there is reliable transportation for people to get to work or pick up essential items.” Article Continues Below Local Sponsor Message As part of the Safe ...