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The Greater Toronto Transportation Conference (GTTC) is an organization of senior people involved in transportation in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Originally formed as the Joint Traffic Committee in 1926, and later known as the Metro Toronto Transportation Conference, the GTTC is a unique forum for dialogue relating to all aspects of transportation policy, planning, operation and service provision across the GTA. Membership in the GTTC is open to senior individuals in public or private sector transportation related organizations. The GTTC meets seven times a year on a Friday over lunch (usually the 4th Friday of the month). Lunch time discussions of the most topical transportation issues in the GTA are always lively, informative, frank and collegial (read more).
Future Events:
May 25, 2012
- Porter Airlines: Flying redefined
With Robert J. Deluce, President and CEO, Porter Airlines
Learn what it has taken for Porter to survive for more than five years against cutthroat competition and what the future holds for Porter. (read more) |
Past Events:
April 27, 2012
- The Windsor Essex Parkway: The Many Firsts in Ontario Road Projects === Ontario is leading the delivery of a new $1.4-billion highway -- the Windsor-Essex Parkway, the largest current road infrastructure project in the province. Garfield Dales, Manager of Project Delivery for the Windsor Border Initiatives Implementation Group, will share the story of the Windsor-Essex Parkway. He will discuss the background, challenges, and opportunities from the perspective of the owner. (read more) February 24, 2012
- Andrew Posluns, Ontario Ministry of Transportation --- Ontario's new Transit-Supportive Guidelines (read more) |
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