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@B2L44R63mos3MO
Yes for improving in specific areas like rural areas, or senior dense areas and making it eco friendly as well. Doesnt
@B33SYZQ2mos2MO
Yes we need to focus more on canada wide public transportation like trains. And less on highways. Tmwe need to be more proactive instead of always trying to catch up with the current needs. Canada is so far behind when it come to effective public transportation
@9VW5KW2Conservative6mos6MO
It depends, I think densification of cities and towns would make increased public transit more feasible in Canada. Until then public transport is not a great means of transportation.
@9VG7P4VConservative7mos7MO
Yes, by adding more routes and hours of service. We don't live in a 9-5 society anymore and our public transportation should reflect that
@9FHCTXZ2yrs2Y
Yes, but only if the spending goes to be more efficient and effective transportation, improving the different transport systems in cities that need it the most.
@9FGSKLL 2yrs2Y
Yes, and provide more free public transportation, as well as if the spending goes towards environmentally friendly solutions
@Matthew-N2yrs2Y
Yes, and provide more free public transportation, as well as make the spending going towards environmentally friendly solutions.
@9FFQH2V2yrs2Y
Yes, should increase spending on developing public transportation's technology
@9FDTWFR2yrs2Y
No, I am satisfied with the current amount of spending and recommend more free public transportation
@9F8FTKF2yrs2Y
Yes, increase spending on trains specifically
@9F85RJG2yrs2Y
yes and less stinky busses also translink add compass card to apple pay pls
@9T4MVBSIndependent7mos7MO
Yes, however I think the focus should be on things like public bikes and scooters, rather than buses and trains for a healthier Canada.
@9SBG9PT8mos8MO
Better spending based on usage. Why are we building a route to Langley before ubc!? Transit should be run more like a business and help those who use it most
Yes if it's to reduce cars on the road
@95K5YQG3yrs3Y
Yes, it's clear that Canada's cities are going to need investments in transit, and we're going to need this infrastructure to be built as our planet is warming, and we need to reduce our overall CO2 emissions from transportation as much as possible. EVs and fuel-efficient cars can only do so much, but they don't work for everyone as cars are often a big expense for many people.
@958MNJX3yrs3Y
Government should balance the way he spends his received money on
@958GW643yrs3Y
yes and improve bike lanes pedestrian walk ways and especially safety from cars
Yes, in collaboration with municipalities and provinces.
@8Z5KNTP3yrs3Y
Yes, but only if it goes towards environmentally friendly solutions. But we should also spend more money on better things
@8VXZF2F4yrs4Y
yes, only if they increase free transportation and provide transportation that's safer for the enviroment.
@8VW6JQVConservative4yrs4Y
Only if it reduces congestion like subways and skytrains
@8VTKCGV4yrs4Y
when/if health/ecomonic conditions dictate
@8VSTMS84yrs4Y
I'm sure BC is different, but TransLink is Terrible. We need to completely rework our transport. There is so much money going in, but only paying for the people at the top. The tax money spent on it is more than wasted. The amount put in, we should have extended from Vancouver to mission years ago, it's just starting now.
This is a complicated issue and should be considered for different questioning/ wording in the future.
@8VQJG5H4yrs4Y
Yes, more free public transportation, including the addition of more environmentally friendly options such as bike lanes.
@8VN56M64yrs4Y
@8VMWV7LNew Democratic4yrs4Y
I think the government should increase spending at high density populations but decrease spending on low density populations.
@8VGSZHP4yrs4Y
Should be provincial decision.
@8VFBZXY4yrs4Y
Yes, but make transit accountable for what they get
@8V99D274yrs4Y
Yes. Canada lags most developed nations in the accessibility to public transportation, plus it will help reduce GHGs.
@8V8L4X34yrs4Y
Yes but not at the expense of reduction in infrastructure. We need more highways for vehicles. Transport goods to keep costs down.
@8V5G96P4yrs4Y
Bc transit is a joke. But public transport should be made accessible to every one and chea, but should also receive less funds
@8V4CZHP4yrs4Y
public transport should be free
@8TZ7J3D4yrs4Y
I support increased public transportation, but this is mostly contingent on the city layout facilitating public transportation. Designing roads for cars, and generally making cities hard to traverse as a pedestrian, and then spending money on public transportation ill-suited for the existing infrastructure, sounds like dumping money down the toilet to me.
@8TYQGSC4yrs4Y
I think that we need a bullet train that uses electro magnets running like a tree east to west across Canada. It could be used by canada post, shipping companies, and for passenger rides. Its would fix a large part of the labour shortages
@8TY2YD24yrs4Y
No, and provide more free transportation but only if the spending goes towards environmentally friendly solutions and we should reduce current spending that is unnecessary we should not privatize and is no longer relevant and out of question
@8TXVXML4yrs4Y
No, this is a local matter.
@8TVXHQW4yrs4Y
Yes, but consider ways to reduce wasteful spending in public systems as part of this strategy. Yes more public transportation but less redundant admin. Should work in tandem
@8TTNR44Conservative4yrs4Y
Any and all busing that pertains to elementary, middle & secondary should be free as it use to be for many years
@8TRZKDR4yrs4Y
Should be provincial jurisiction.
@8TRG7PQ4yrs4Y
Should be provincial jurisdiction.
@8TQTW27New Democratic4yrs4Y
Yes, but direct spending towards environmentally friendly solutions and provide more free public transportation
@8TMKPJQ4yrs4Y
No but spend the money they do have more efficiently
@8TM94Q84yrs4Y
Only in areas that actually use and need it
@8S29WLW4yrs4Y
Yes, if the funding goes to environmental friendly solutions and more free public transportation
@shaelynj4yrs4Y
yes, but it should be free and should be environmentally friendly
@8RGDSB34yrs4Y
i really like how public transportation is right now and i think they are doing a very good job
@8R3ZM794yrs4Y
No. However, it depends upon locations.
@8QYBG9X4yrs4Y
no we have to social distance
@8QWCKK74yrs4Y
There should be a cleaner way if they are spending more money
@8QW8BGR4yrs4Y
If there wasn't covid-19 then maybe they could, but though since we are in the covid-19 pandemic, we shouldn't right now.
@8PDW8TZ4yrs4Y
Make it a situation so that people do not need to depend on public transportation as much
@8PCXHTP4yrs4Y
some people depend on public transport and can hardly afford it as is
@8NWSVZZ4yrs4Y
Hyperloop and mag lev trains could seriously benefit the country.
@8NW2GMYConservative4yrs4Y
No, it should be up to the provincial government
@8NL689X4yrs4Y
yes, public transportation should be free
@Jatzuyu4yrs4Y
No, because it's already fine, and I never use public transportation.
@8KNT72ZNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Reduce costs, increase rider ship. Why do they need to spend more!? What is the long-term plan!?
@8KLY3PN4yrs4Y
Yes, if it is put towards making public transport more efficient and safe for the driver, bus cleaning crew, and public
@8KJ9TXK4yrs4Y
Yes and widen the highway and also get the sky train to Chilliwack!
@8JW7JG54yrs4Y
Yes, again cut government employee wages and get rid of useless bike lanes. As that is a complete waste of Canadian citizen money and put it into better public transit
@8JQ2NL24yrs4Y
Make public transportation more accessible in rural areas.
@8J42XT45yrs5Y
we are already billions of dollars in debt so unless it is important based on the city then no
@8HZ63Z55yrs5Y
Yes, they should be investing in self-driving electric cars.
@8HSZ7HH5yrs5Y
As I don't use public transport, it would be unfair for me to judge whether it is needed or not
@8HC8FSK5yrs5Y
Yes, it should be free or at least subsidized for everybody and environmentally friendly
@8H576DV5yrs5Y
Yes on more environmentally friendly ferry services. More frequent trips and/or additional ferries need to be seriously looked at especially to the Sunshine Coast.
@8GK7H7D5yrs5Y
Yes, but not by large amounts until our national debt has been somewhat reduced
@8G7FYT45yrs5Y
Yes, and they should give cars to everyone who can not afford it
@8G4D2W5Conservative5yrs5Y
No, and current spending should be diverted to energy and environmentally friendly solutions.
@8DN9QDDNew Democratic5yrs5Y
We must address the aging ferry issues. They provide the necessary link between mainland and islands in emergency situations. Passenger ferry to Vancouver Island a must
@8DFYFDK5yrs5Y
No, government need to survey citizens to determine if public transportation meets the public's needs and what may need changing.
Yes, but make sure that the city also has the funds to meet it's end of the deal, so that the federal government doesn't have to step in as often, although good transit is in the national interest.
@95J396X3yrs3Y
Yes, to help the wallet of the country
@93KJD863yrs3Y
My government should be taking all the taxes they get from the gas and making my driving commute to work more pleasurable.
@8TXKY7YNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Yes in the less dense areas
@8SCKB7W4yrs4Y
Yes, but should be provincial responsibility
@8Q7KDKN4yrs4Y
Yes, invest in greener technology and provide more free public transportation
@8PWLPJS4yrs4Y
No. However, it depends upon locations. For heavily populated area, public transportation should be funded. But it doesn't make logic sense for rural area to have expensive public transportation simply because the population won't support such spending.
@8H4NMP65yrs5Y
Yes, and we should add more commuting systems that aren't highway reliant
@8GXZGKG5yrs5Y
Yes, and provide more free public transportation AND make more environmentally friendly
@8GRFZ9J5yrs5Y
Yes, if more environmentally friendly and yes, if low income or youth don't have to pay
@99VHYG92yrs2Y
Yes but for only those with low incomes
@99RW2K52yrs2Y
Yes, but only by a little bit. I think that the current cost for children (under 16 years of age, when the majority don't have jobs but need to get home from school anyway.) should be lowered by $0.50-$1.00. I also noticed inefficiency in my city's bus system, meaning that the bus just doesn't show up half the time.
@99B33NM2yrs2Y
As long as it doesn't effect people who don't use it. i.e Vancouver area increasing their bc line people in the northeast region should not have to pay taxes for this.
@98TXC9C2yrs2Y
More skytrains in the BC Lower Mainland connecting to Maple Ridge
@97V9T3V2yrs2Y
Yes, but only if done without an overall budgetary increase
@976DFFF2yrs2Y
@969T38Q3yrs3Y
i think our busses are pretty good as they are maybe a few more and always nice drivers!
@8VVB8DW4yrs4Y
If they can do a back flip
Yes. It's abundantly clear that Canada is going to need more good-quality public transit in the coming years, as our cities will grow but we also need to combat the additional challenges of climate change and rising GHG emissions within cities, which are a problem as most Canadians do live within or just outside of a major city.
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