Posts by Jason Baxter

Ending up working in Community Relations for Edmonton Transit was an interesting journey for Jason Baxter. After working in the Arts as a musician, theatre technician, producer and Arts and Culture Coordinator for the Town of Hinton Jason decided to go back to University to get his bachelor of Education at the age of 29. Graduating in 2002 with a major in English and minor in Social Studies he found himself unable to secure work as a teacher so he went back to work in the Arts. A long time transit user and supporter he applied for a summer position with ETS in 2004 to run the Historical Transit Tours. He liked working with ETS and managed to stay around working as the summer events programmer, a Transit call centre operator and finally to his position as Market Planner with Community Relations. You can always spot him at ETS events as the fellow who can be heard over the crowd without a megaphone (thank you five years of voice training!).

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The Every Day Challenge: Making Sustainable Transportation Choices

by Jason Baxter on 06/03/2010

This week is a busy one around Edmonton. Not only is it the beginning of bike month, but it’s also Environment Week and the National Commuter Challenge. I’ve been out with the ETS Community Relations team at several events, promoting the new bike racks featured on additional bus routes (maybe you came by and entered your [...]

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Tagged as: alternative modes, carpool, cycle, ets, sustainable transportation, the every day challenge, transit, Transportation, transportation master plan, walk

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