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Old Posted Nov 29, 2015, 12:48 AM
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Originally Posted by aberdeen5698 View Post
I completely agree with Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart that the failure of the transit referendum will have a far more serious and long-reaching impact on transit in the region than the delays and any extra costs in getting the Millennium line up and running.
The government merely has to raise PST to 7.5% in the next budget, and Translink's funding problems are solved (along with multiple other transportation issues across the Province, including bus service along Highway 16.)

I know a number of people who voted against the transit sales tax simply and philosophically because a regional tax like that is the wrong way to go.
     
     
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