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“As ridership and demand increase, Calgarians expect their transit service to keep up to meet their needs,” said Sharon Fleming, director of Calgary Transit.“It’s important we have enough staff to make that happen.” Calgary Transit said hiring more staff will help improve the city’s transit service levels for customers throughout the city along with reducing the strain on current employees.
For more information about these positions, the hiring process or to submit an application, visit calgarytransit.com/careers.
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