1. Based on your knowledge and/or background research, identify four specific issues (in addition to the Example answer that contribute to the problem facing the TTC. Wherever possible, use evidence to support your identification of these issues (citing any sources you use). (8 marks) TTC has facing a signal issues in subway lines because they rely on 60 years old technology. - Source: CityNews (November 12, 2014). This issue result as causing the service delays on subway lines, every year's subway service is delaying between the ranges of 500 to 650. TTC is facing budget issues on every year. Since, the cut of the provincial operating budget in 1998 by Premier Mike Harris. - Source: http://rabble.ca/ (May 27, 2015). This issue results …show more content…
-Source 1: http:// 680news.com/ (February 17, 2015), -Source 2: http:// metronews.ca/ (February 23, 2015). These issues result as causing the subway shutdowns and also reducing the number of riders due to the safety issues. 2. What factors would you consider when identifying the relative importance of these issues (provide two). Identify how you would use each of these factors, to rank the order of the issues you previously identified. Common factors that you might consider include: financial, feasible, economical, political, social, behavioral. (4 marks). Factor: - Financial (Why): Today TTC is facing many problems due to the budget cut. These problems can be resolved by increasing the budget of TTC. According to Andy Byford funding issue is causing the delay of system upgrades on subway signals. Also, lack of fund is reducing the maintenance cost of TTC properties and vehicle, therefore lower maintenance is causing the mechanical failures and infrastructure problems on weather changes. In fact, lack of funds is another reason that every year TTC want to raise the fare. Therefore, TTC needs a financial boost to resolve these …show more content…
For either 3a or 3b solutions, identify three criteria that you would consider when choosing which of these solutions to implement. In each case, identify the costs and benefits (not just financial) of each solution (6 marks): Hosting a yearly fundraiser is not going to balance the budget short but it could able solve 5 to 10 percentage from budget short. They can solve the maintenance related issues using fund from the fundraiser. Anyway, it not enough to cover the total budget short but it helps to fix a few financial issues. But increasing the promoting income could able manage another 10 to 15 percentage budget short. Asking federal government to increase the capital fund is not easier to get fund from the federal government because fund process period is long and also they might increase taxes to equal the budget short. In fact, this process mainly affects public due to increasing tax rate also increase their daily expenses. Privatizing the public transport is not a good idea but it will help to improve the city transport much better and convenience to the public. The downside of this solution is rider fare will increase frequently, but the city can regulate competition between privatized in order to keep prices down for consumers while the city can save more and also people can get much better transportation
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During times of war, man is exposed to the most gruesome aspects of life such as death, starvation, and imprisonment. In some cases, the aftermath is even more disastrous, causing posttraumatic stress disorder, constant guilt, as well as physical and mental scarring, but these struggles are not the only things that humans can take away from the experience. War can bring out the appreciation of the little things in life, such as the safety people take for granted, the beauty of nature, and the kindness of others. These universal consequences of fighting all contribute to what war is really capable of doing, sometimes bringing out the best and worst in people, and constantly shaping society. In The Things They Carried, Tim O’Brien goes through this himself when he writes about setting up base camp in the Vietnamese pagoda, the return to site of Kiowa’s death, the story about the old poppa-san guide, and Mitchell Sanders’ “moment of peace”. When O’Brien includes these stories, it is not to insert joy into a tragedy, but rather to create a more wholesome and authentic feel into a tough, realistic war story. O’Brien’s’ “sweet” stories are there to show the hope he had during war, and also serve as a universal example that even in the darkest tunnels, it is always possible to find rays of light.
Community treatment actions otherwise known as CTOs can be used to help many individuals with mental illness and their families. If an individual has been in the hospital under the Mental Health Act the person’s physician usually psychiatrist can arrange for community treatment order (Byrick & Renshaw, 2012). This is to help the patient comply with the doctor’s orders while not in the hospital. CTO is a doctor’s orders for a person to receive treatment as well as supervision while in the community. This is used as a care and treatment plan to help with the patients needs ranging from medications to appointments. The purpose of a CTO as stated by Byrick and Walker-Renshaw (2012) from the Mental Health Act: 33.1(3): “The purpose
In spite of the grants and other foundations, the vast majority of the budget would need to be paid by with donations
Choose one of the following topics and write a well-organized essay with evidence supporting the statements you set forth. Your response should be two pages, double spaced with a 12 font in Times New Roman:
„« Without government support fund in second year onwards, if GSC wants to breakeven, we will suggest using case 1 with a combination of gift shop. With a $520,000 as promotion expenditures, GSC still has a $20,000 lost that need to be covered. Generate profit from gift shop can get out of the lost. In case 2, it is non-sense to charge the preschool children a ticket price since it will conflict will our primary goal, which is to educate the general public. In case 3, it is difficult to persuade government to grant a $1,000,000 each year. Once the government stops funding, GSC may need to close down.
Please discuss the following items in the order given. Briefly respond to all areas listed.
6. Identify any additional information, research knowledge, and resources that are needed to develop and select options; identify ways to gather what you need; gather what you can.
Which criteria are most important for use in determining community health improvement priorities and why? There are many important factors to take into account for use in determining which community health concerns should be a priority. Initially, a list of health concerns should be identified with the list narrowed down after the task force has determined what percent of the community population is at risk for the health problem, and what percent of the population has the health problem.
First of the difference between public transportation and private car is convenience in travel. There are many type of transportations that people can choose to travelling such as bus and van. People can save time to go work in morning and to back when they finished working. Even though, people have to go to work in a crowded bus, people can avoid and also less traffic jams from using their own car on the road. If they go to work or somewhere by private car, they will get serious when they get stick in their car for a long time. People do not have to find parking when they go out to work or shopping. Moreover, public transportation saves environment because it helps people decrease air pollution from using private car.
The first aim of the BRT in South Africa was to reduce the travelling times and travelling cost of the passengers. The second thing was that BRT was introduced to enhance options for finding work and reaching other activities especially for people who were disadvantaged before like disabled people. The third reason was to enhance safety or environmental benefits. The fourth reason for the implementation of BRT in South Africa was to finance infrastructure investment programme in order to do what is called urban regeneration and upliftment, this was done by improving and upgrading roads and intersections and provision of cycle ways parallel to bus lanes and also to upgrade stations through redevelopment and landscaping (Vaz and Venter 2012: 620). According to Vaz and Venter (2012: 620) “the employment benefits might accrue to workers within the transport industry depending on the extent to which BRT replaces existing public transport services and re-employs low-wage workers at better pay scales or under better working
Appropriate infrastructure forms an important part of the customer experience and helps to make public transport a competitive, viable alternative to private vehicle travel. In order to achieve this, high- quality infrastructure needs to be matched with efficient and reliable services. Therefore, distribution of quality infrastructure is a key element of the public transport system.
In this article we are going to look at public transport via the private vehicle. There are advantages and disadvantages to both, yet routine and personal circumstances will often define which is the most appropriate to your lifestyle.