Tax for Transit

Tax for Transit

Description image by Karen Stintz City Councillor, Eglinton-Lawrence, Toronto.
  • First Posted: Feb 23 2010 00:42 AM
  • Updated: 4 months ago

Interview: It's time to get creative when finding solutions to Toronto's transit woes.

Interview: City councillor Karen Stintz answers questions about her essay, which proposes a parking tax in the GTA to produce much-needed revenue for the city's public transit system. She joined audio producer Chris Mitchell by cell phone. (Run-time: 5 minutes.)

TAGS: Politics, Toronto

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