Buses

• Public transit fares in Greater Montreal to increase on July 1

  The increase for public transit fares in greater Montreal is going by an average of two per cent come July, but for thousands of users on the South Shore the rates will be higher.

  Canada

  May 6
  
• Saskatoon transportation committee seeks probe on late buses, unpaid parking tickets

  City of Saskatoon council's transportation committee recommends the city investigate late buses, along with different methods of collecting fees on late parking tickets. 

  Politics

  Apr 12
  
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• Saskatoon city council votes to lift mask mandate in city facilities, but not buses

  On Monday, city council voted eight to three to lift the mask mandate in city facilities, but not on buses.

  Health

  Mar 28
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• Strike deadline set in Belleville Transit negotiations

  Belleville Transit workers, members of Unifor Local 1839 have unanimously voted in favour of taking strike action, should negotiations not prove fruitful before April 1.

  Canada

  Mar 16
• Saskatoon Transit working fast to get more buses on the road

  It’s been a rough winter for Saskatoon Transit and as more buses get taken off the road, they’re finally getting the quick fix and making their way back out.

  Traffic

  Mar 2
• Outgoing STM CEO says public transit faces a lot of challenges

  Luc Tremblay is stepping down from the top job at the STM but not before criticizing the ARTM, the umbrella group that operates and manages mass transit in greater Montreal.

  Canada

  Jan 28
• City to consider installing emergency signals on Winnipeg Transit buses

  A new report submitted to city hall is proposing emergency signals be installed on all city buses to alert the public if an urgent situation is unfolding.

  News

  Nov 25, 2021
• Calgary transit union president warns of service disruptions related to city vaccination policy

  Calgarians could see transit service disruptions because of staff shortages according to the head of the city's transit union.

  Health

  Nov 12, 2021
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• Regina Catholic School Division changes bus boundaries, expects to save $1 million annually

  Under the new boundaries, RCSD elementary students will have to live at least 1.2 km away from school in order to be eligible to ride the bus.

  Education

  Jun 8, 2021
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• Study launched to improve mass transit in Lachine and LaSalle

  The Quebec government is dedicating $20 million to a study to consider building a direct public transit line running between Lachine and downtown Montreal.

  Canada

  Jun 8, 2021