Cab

• Kelowna cab drivers speak out against airport fee

  While a fairly new airport trip fee has lowered up-front licensing costs for Kelowna cab drivers, many say that the extra charge isn't sitting well with taxi users in the city.

  Canada

  Oct 20, 2022
  
• Kingston, Ont. taxi fares set to increase due to rising costs, inflation

  The Kingston Area Taxi Commission agreed to increase fares by 40 per cent, set to come into effect next week.

  Economy

  Apr 5, 2022
  
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• Lethbridge transit riders not happy with new cityLINK system

  On Aug. 25, Lethbridge Transit launched its cityLINK transit system -- a network redesign that was announced in May -- at the direction of city council.

  Traffic

  Sep 1, 2021
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• Union outraged as lockout looms for workers at Kelowna Cab

  MoveUP is calling on Kelowna Cabs to rescind their notice to lockout unionized taxi dispatchers and call takers and to return to the bargaining table as soon as possible.

  Canada

  Feb 24, 2021
• Regina man transforms Harbour Landing backyard into a rail yard

  Turning your backyard into a rail yard may seem like an ambitious project, but that's exactly what one Regina man did. All for the love of his grandchildren and the help of the internet.

  Canada

  Aug 26, 2020
• Okanagan Taxi Association puts brakes on its ride-sharing program

  An association spokesperson said an early release of its ride-sharing plans caused a problematic ripple, and that they had no comment at this time.

  Consumer

  Jun 19, 2020
• Newfoundland cabbie stopped for impaired driving while taking student to school

  Bay St. George RCMP expressed thanks to the public for calling in reports of suspected impaired drivers.

  Crime

  Feb 1, 2020
• Vancouver police did not contribute to Car2Go crash that killed cab driver: watchdog

  The IIO was probing whether police gave chase to the Car2Go driver when it fled a roadblock before crashing into the Yellow Cab.

  Jan 29, 2020
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• ‘I was disgusted’: B.C. man says Yellow Cab driver held his phone for $100 ransom

  The man says the phone was handed off to a second driver, who also asked for the $100 delivery fee.

  Jan 2, 2020
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• Impaired driving critics say ridesharing could have prevented fatal Vancouver crash

  With ridesharing still not in B.C. after Christmas, critics say there are still too few options for people to get a safe ride home.

  Dec 29, 2019