OTTAWA (September 19, 2022) – The Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) is pleased to host an in-person Transit Policy Forum, tomorrow September 20 at the Ottawa Art Gallery (10 Daly Ave),… View Article
Learn MoreOTTAWA (September 12, 2022) – The Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) is pleased to host an in-person Transit Policy Forum on September 20, bringing together leading transit and urban mobility… View Article
Learn MoreTORONTO (May 31, 2022) – The Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) thanks the British Columbia government following their announcement of $2.4 billion in funding support for key public transit infrastructure… View Article
Learn MoreToronto, Ontario – The Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) thanks the Nova Scotia government following an announcement of $5 million in public transit funding made last week by Public Works… View Article
Learn MoreToronto—Last month, the federal government said public transit was an important way to fight climate change. But this month, it’s allowing New Brunswick to take money allocated for low-carbon public… View Article
Learn MoreOttawa—The Canadian Urban Transit Association today applauded the federal government’s 2030 climate plan, released today by Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault. “Transit systems are grateful for the government… View Article
Learn MoreFor immediate release Ottawa—The Canadian Urban Transit Association today said it was disappointed the latest New Brunswick budget again overlooked transit systems hard-hit by lower ridership due to the pandemic…. View Article
Learn MoreOttawa—The Canadian Urban Transit Association today thanked the Alberta government after Transportation Minister Rajan Sawhney announced the government will provide $79.5 million for public transit. Coupled with federal funds, this… View Article
Learn MoreToronto – The Canadian Urban Transit Association today called on Premier Stefanson to take the federal government up on its offer to extend financial support to keep transit running. Manitoba… View Article
Learn MoreToronto—The Canadian Urban Transit Association welcomed the Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s announcement today that the federal government will offer up to $750 million to keep transit running. More than two… View Article
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