On Truth and Reconciliation Day, we honour the children who never returned home, the Survivors of residential schools, and their families and communities.This day is a time to acknowledge the tragic legacy of residential schools and the intergenerational impacts that continue today. It is also a moment for reflection and action, recognizing that reconciliation is an ongoing process that requires constant work, attention, and care.
At Blaise, we recognize that our services operate on unceded and treaty lands across Turtle Island. We are committed to listening, learning, and working alongside our Indigenous partners in ways that respect and uphold their autonomy.
While transportation is just one small piece of this process, we are honoured to work alongside Nations to help:
We are privileged to partner with several Nations and Tribes, including:
We encourage everyone to take time to reflect, learn, and stand in solidarity by wearing orange, whether it’s a shirt or a beaded necklace, as a public act of remembrance and support.
Transit agencies in the US can now get direct, streamlined access to Blaise Transit’s services through 791 Coop — a cooperative purchasing program with pre-negotiated, competitive pricing. They’ve already gone through the RFP so you don’t have to.
We’re excited to unveil Ask Otto, Blaise Transit’s groundbreaking AI-powered assistant, built directly into our booking & dispatching platform for transit agencies.
Blaise is delighted to welcome its newest board member, Josh Colle. Josh is a leader in the public transit field with over 20 years of experience in the transport and municipal sectors, with extensive strategy, customer, and operations experience.
