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Assaulted Hamilton bus driver describes details of attack: ‘I think I’m lucky’
“You forgive people for certain things,” said Derrick Sealy, “but you don’t forget.” Continue reading
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Union calls for changes to protect operators in wake of Hamilton GO bus driver assault
The president of ATU Canada is calling for changes after a GO bus driver was assaulted in downtown Hamilton. Continue reading
Pedestrian dead after hit by Go Transit bus in Hamilton
Officers were called to the downtown transit hub on Hunter Street East just after 2 p.m. Saturday for a motor vehicle collision. Continue reading
GO Transit releases funny video promoting its buses ahead of auto show
The video is made with all the techniques of any luxury car commercial, but promotes nothing other than the GO Bus. Continue reading
Planes, trains and automobiles: Snowfall causes transportation delays in Toronto
The Toronto Transit Commission is reporting longer than normal travel times for buses, streetcars and subway trains due to the inclement weather. Continue reading
Metrolinx forbids workers in ‘safety sensitive’ positions from using cannabis
Some Metrolinx employees will soon be banned from using cannabis even when they are not working, according to a new policy. Continue reading
GO Transit buses no longer servicing York University’s Keele campus
GO Transit announced plans to cut service to the campus back in the fall, which drew criticism from the organization representing York University students. Continue reading
GO Transit driver assaulted in Guelph
By Alex Gagne Anchor
Two passengers from Brampton are facing charges of assault causing bodily harm. Continue reading
Province accepts 3 bids for project to transform Kipling station into regional transit hub
Three companies have submitted bids for the Kipling Station redevelopment project. Continue reading
GO buses involved in nearly 900 collisions in past 3 years: Metrolinx
There were 313 collisions involving GO buses in the last fiscal year, up about 20 per cent compared to the 261 collisions reported from 2014-2015. Continue reading