Leetjes said a manager asked him if the spitting had been “by accident” and was then told he “could have done more to de-escalate the situation.” Continue reading
A city committee is recommending most of London’s $6.9-million surplus from the 2017 operating budget go to funding three subsidized transit projects. Continue reading
A contract offer from Western University has been rejected by graduate teaching assistants, who are now in a legal strike position. Continue reading
Depending on the outcome of the vote, graduate teaching assistants at Western University could be in a strike or lockout position on Friday. Continue reading
A Brescia student’s study of safety on London’s transit system shows there is a rising concern over safety among transit riders, particularly among females. Continue reading
All eastbound and westbound routes have been moved off downtown Dundas Street, stopping instead on King Street and Queens Avenue to accommodate the necessary construction for phase one of the Dundas Place project. Continue reading
Over a dozen city bus routes will be detoured beginning next month to deal with upcoming construction projects. Continue reading
When it comes to riding the bus, Londoners say they mostly feel safe but upwards of half have also reported unwanted conversation or contact. Continue reading
A new pilot project got off to a bumpy start after a mistake by the city resulted in roughly 400 transit riders receiving discounted passes they were not actually eligible for. Continue reading
Londoners also raised concerns about expropriation and funding for the project. Continue reading
