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CTV News 🏢 Bell Media 📍 ON Jun 8, 2026 · 2 min read AI Analyzed View full audit trail → C.R.E.E.D. audited

Vets Cab introduces new backup dispatch network - CTV News

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Emile Nabbout, President of Unifor Local 195, says improving the dispatch reliability has been a priority since contract talks began with the company last year.
The existing dispatch number (519)-255-9444 will remain active, while the new line (548)-966-2621 will automatically take over if the primary network fails.
Unifor Local 195 represents around 300 drivers.
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          Vets Cab is introducing a new backup dispatch network with the goal of preventing service disruptions and improving reliability for both drivers and passengers across Windsor-Essex. The taxi company has launched a secondary dispatch line which connects directly to its 24-hour dispatch office and will serve as a backup if the primary network experiences interruptions. Emile Nabbout, President of Unifor Local 195, says improving the dispatch reliability has been a priority since contract talks began with the company last year.…

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