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STM's 2026 Budget: Cuts, Delays, and Challenges
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Montreals STM faces budget cuts, slashing jobs and delaying electrification plans. The agencys twenty twenty-six budget shows a minimal spending increase, far below inflation. Theyll outsource minibus maintenance, freeze hiring, cut IT consultants, and close customer service counters earlier. Riders and workers may feel the impact with aging stations unrepaired and older metro cars breaking down more often. The Blue Line extension dominates the ten-year capital budget, leaving maintenance projects underfunded. Full electrification of the bus fleet by twenty forty seems unrealistic due to funding constraints. Checkout Solipillow.com
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01:47|New poll shows majority of Canadians support closer trade ties with China, as PM Mark Carney prepares for historic visit. Survey of 2000 adults reveals 54% back more economic deals with Beijing, marking a shift from 2020 when 80% wanted to cut back. Experts attribute change to economic pressures, not affection for China. Carneys trip comes amid ongoing trade tensions and human rights concerns. Checkout Solipillow.com
Blue Jays Spend Big on World Series Run
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Toronto Public Library Hits 14M Digital Checkout Milestone
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Clark County Basketball: Big Wins, Perfect Records
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Union, Evergreen Win Openers in GSHL Girls Basketball
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