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Why Ontario’s P3 Transit Model Fails Us — and What We Can Do Instead
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Why Ontario’s P3 Transit Model Fails Us — and What We Can Do Instead

Economy & Jobs, Ontario Politics, Transit & Infrastructure + Economy & Growth

Why Ontario’s P3 Transit Model Fails Us — and What We Can Do Instead

By Tarek ElBaradie|2025-09-12T02:25:49-04:00September 12, 2025|Categories: Economy & Jobs, Ontario Politics, Transit & Infrastructure + Economy & Growth|Tags: Eglinton Crosstown delays, infrastructure funding, long-term planning Ontario, Metrolinx, Ontario Connected vision, Ontario infrastructure crisis, Ontario transit politics, Ottawa LRT failures, P3 transit model, public ownership transit, Public–Private Partnerships Ontario, sustainable transit solutions, transit accountability, transit construction delays, TTC infrastructure|

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Back to the Office by 2026: Why Ontario Needs a Bold Transit Vision
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Back to the Office by 2026: Why Ontario Needs a Bold Transit Vision

Economy & Jobs, Ontario Politics, Ontario Transit Vision, Transit & Infrastructure + Economy & Growth

Back to the Office by 2026: Why Ontario Needs a Bold Transit Vision

By Tarek Elbaradie|2025-09-10T23:53:07-04:00September 7, 2025|Categories: Economy & Jobs, Ontario Politics, Ontario Transit Vision, Transit & Infrastructure + Economy & Growth|Tags: climate action transit, Eglinton Crosstown delay, GO Transit limitations, high-speed rail Ontario, housing affordability Ontario, infrastructure funding Ontario, Ontario civil servants, Ontario Connected vision, Ontario government 2026 back to office, Ontario Line delays, Ontario transit congestion, subway relief tunnels, TTC capacity, urban planning Ontario, work from home Ontario|

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Trade Wars, Tariffs & Transit: Why Canada Must Build Independence Through Infrastructure
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Trade Wars, Tariffs & Transit: Why Canada Must Build Independence Through Infrastructure

Economy & Jobs, Policy & Immigration, Transit & Infrastructure + Economy & Growth

Trade Wars, Tariffs & Transit: Why Canada Must Build Independence Through Infrastructure

By Tarek Elbaradie|2025-08-31T22:42:58-04:00August 29, 2025|Categories: Economy & Jobs, Policy & Immigration, Transit & Infrastructure + Economy & Growth|Tags: Canada trade war, Canada US relations, Canadian independence, economic sovereignty, global trade partners, Housing affordability, immigration workforce, infrastructure investment, Ontario economy, Ontario Transit Vision, public transit, steel and aluminum tariffs, Subway expansion, trade diversification, US tariffs|

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