In Transit
May-June 2008
Transit Issues Gain Prominence in US and Canada
Mass transit is becoming a higher national priority in both the United States and Canada. This issue reviews the positions of the candidates for president left standing – Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John McCain, and features what Canadians are doing to improve public transit there.Read online (requires Adobe Flash®)
In this issue
• Workers Evaluate Candidates’
Positions on the Issues
• Canadian Agenda: Survey Shows Canadians
Want Federal Support for Cities
• Legislative Report: Fighting Back
in the Nation’s Capital
• Transit Prominent at Provincial Conferences
Past issues
- July - August 2010
New Team Hits the Ground Running - May - June 2010
Why FirstGroup Matters - A Special Report for ATU Members - March - April 2010
2010 Legislative Issue - ATU to Congress: ‘Save Transit Now’ - January - February 2010
Putting Together the Rail Safety Puzzle - November - December 2009
Season’s Greetings from the International Officers and Staff - September - October 2009
Canadian Council Fights for Members, Riding Public - July - August 2009
TRANSIT’S FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL - May - June 2009
SPREAD THE WORD - March - April 2009
2009 Legislative Issue - January - February 2009
America’s Challenges Will Be Met - November - December 2008
Seasons Greetings from the International Officers and Staff - September-October 2008
ATU confronts the issues challenging our two nations. - July-August 2008
In Transit Election Edition - March-April 2008
Letting Our Voices Be Heard - January-February 2008
ATU Going Green - September-October 2007
The Right Move Forward - July-August 2007
The Right Move - May-June 2007
Oh, Canada! - March-April 2007
Legislative Issue