Mr. Speaker, it is important that we make investments in public transit, because we know the disproportionate impact it has on low-income families, seniors and, yes, Canadians living with disabilities.
We are moving forward with what will be the largest investment in the history of this country when it comes to public transit. This includes new baseline funding that will provide long-term, reliable, allocated funding to municipalities. Information will be made available to partners over the next number of weeks. We are also launching large regional plans to allow massive expansions and have significant new investments in active transportation zero-emissions vehicles and transit systems that will be accessible to make sure that every Canadian has the ability to navigate their needs in their community.
Mr. Speaker, it is important that we make investments in public transit, because we know the disproportionate impact it has on low-income families, seniors and, yes, Canadians living with disabilities.
We are moving forward with what will be the largest investment in the history of this country when it comes to public transit. This includes new baseline funding that will provide long-term, reliable, allocated funding to municipalities. Information will be made available to partners over the next number of weeks. We are also launching large regional plans to allow massive expansions and have significant new investments in active transportation zero-emissions vehicles and transit systems that will be accessible to make sure that every Canadian has the ability to navigate their needs in their community.