The Toronto Transit Commission has awarded contracts for up to 565 hybrid electric buses to a Winnipeg-based manufacturer.
NFI Group says its subsidiary, New Flyer Industries Canada, has received orders for 134 of its 40-foot heavy-duty transit buses and 68 of its 60-foot buses.
Two four-year contracts include options for up to an additional 363 buses.
- 20.2% property tax increase required if Calgary funds all 2027 budget requests
- Work at McIlvenna Bay mine ‘monumental’ for Saskatchewan, federal energy minister says
- Sean Fraser applauds exclusion of U.S. suppliers as he announces N.S. tariff relief
- B.C. government confirms gas revenue forecast errors worth $1.46B
-
![]()
Surrey Councillor and Mayor warn of escalating cost of wastewater treatment plant -
![]()
Shipment of grain leaving Port of Churchill -
![]()
Albertans don’t want to swap ‘overbearing Ottawa for an overbearing Washington’: Smith on referendum -
![]()
Danielle Smith pushes for accelerated West Coast pipeline as Trump flaunts Venezuela oil deal
New Flyer says the buses will modernize the TTC’s fleet as it works to meet growing transportation demand in Toronto, and will help accelerate its zero-emission transition.
Comments
Want to discuss? Please read our Commenting Policy first.