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Pedro Antunes and Roger Francis

Pedro Antunes is chief economist and Roger Francis is the director, energy and environment, at The Conference Board of Canada. 

Off the track: transit funding and the low carbon transition

  • Municipalities in Canada are on the front lines of climate change mitigation. Decarbonizing cities through greater transit use and more efficient transportation systems is
Opinion | BY PEDRO ANTUNES AND ROGER FRANCIS | February 24, 2020
The Canadian Urban Transit Association’s (CUTA) most recent Infrastructure Needs Report found transit systems require in excess of $133-billion over the next 10 years, nearly $60-billion of which remains unfunded by government, write Pedro Antunes and Roger Francis. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Off the track: transit funding and the low carbon transition

Opinion | BY PEDRO ANTUNES AND ROGER FRANCIS | February 24, 2020
  • Municipalities in Canada are on the front lines of climate change mitigation. Decarbonizing cities through greater transit use and more efficient transportation systems is

Off the track: transit funding and the low carbon transition

Opinion | BY PEDRO ANTUNES AND ROGER FRANCIS | February 24, 2020
  • Municipalities in Canada are on the front lines of climate change mitigation. Decarbonizing cities through greater transit use and more efficient transportation systems is
The Canadian Urban Transit Association’s (CUTA) most recent Infrastructure Needs Report found transit systems require in excess of $133-billion over the next 10 years, nearly $60-billion of which remains unfunded by government, write Pedro Antunes and Roger Francis. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Off the track: transit funding and the low carbon transition

  • Municipalities in Canada are on the front lines of climate change mitigation. Decarbonizing cities through greater transit use and more efficient transportation systems is
Opinion | BY PEDRO ANTUNES AND ROGER FRANCIS | February 24, 2020
The Canadian Urban Transit Association’s (CUTA) most recent Infrastructure Needs Report found transit systems require in excess of $133-billion over the next 10 years, nearly $60-billion of which remains unfunded by government, write Pedro Antunes and Roger Francis. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Off the track: transit funding and the low carbon transition

Opinion | BY PEDRO ANTUNES AND ROGER FRANCIS | February 24, 2020
  • Municipalities in Canada are on the front lines of climate change mitigation. Decarbonizing cities through greater transit use and more efficient transportation systems is

Off the track: transit funding and the low carbon transition

Opinion | BY PEDRO ANTUNES AND ROGER FRANCIS | February 24, 2020
  • Municipalities in Canada are on the front lines of climate change mitigation. Decarbonizing cities through greater transit use and more efficient transportation systems is
The Canadian Urban Transit Association’s (CUTA) most recent Infrastructure Needs Report found transit systems require in excess of $133-billion over the next 10 years, nearly $60-billion of which remains unfunded by government, write Pedro Antunes and Roger Francis. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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