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Health unit boss joins Transit Windsor riders slamming proposed bus fare hike
Health unit CEO warns a $0.25 fare hike to $4 could harm vulnerable residents relying on public transit amid efforts to fund a municipal tax freeze.
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Residents raise concerns around transit fares and increased user fees
After hearing submissions from over 20 delegations, Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens says he didn't hear anything that "significantly alters" his perspective on the proposed budget with a zero per cent tax levy increase.Many spoke to the lack of service enhancements proposed for Transit Windsor in 2026 while fares could increase 25 cents a ride."I don't accept some of the criticism when it comes to transit. You heard a lot of people trying to spin the…
·Kemptville, Canada
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