Published 2 years ago

Sutcliffe now promising to freeze transit fares for all for one year

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Mark Sutcliffe is running for mayor of Ottawa. He is promising a one-year transit fare freeze for all OC Transpo riders. Sutcliffe says service must be improved before fares can go up. The pledge mirrors his main opponent, Catherine McKenney, who has also promised to freeze fares.

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Sutcliffe now promising to freeze transit fares for all for one year

Ottawa mayoral candidate Mark Sutcliffe is now promising a one-year transit fare freeze for all OC Transpo riders, saying service must be improved before fares can go up.

2 years ago·Canada

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CBC News

Mayoral candidates make promises on transit fares, libraries and beaches

Ottawa mayoral candidate Catherine McKenney promises to make the city healthier by opening all public libraries on Sundays and keeping pools and beaches open longer. Meanwhile Mark Sutcliffe is now promising to freeze transit fares for at least one year, two weeks after releasing a transportation platform that did not include that pledge.

2 years ago·Canada

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Ottawa Citizen

Mayoral candidate Sutcliffe promises transit fare freeze

Mark Sutcliffe is promising to freeze transit fares at current levels for at least the first year of his mandate if elected mayor, extending the reach of a…

2 years ago·Ottawa, Canada

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