The London Transit Commission is looking forward to its final year of a five-year service plan, but first, it’s hoping the city will shell out another $1.3-million. Continue reading →

If they decide to move forward with introducing the barriers on all buses, it would cost roughly $1 million or $5,000 per bus. Continue reading →

The subsidized bus pass will provide teens with $29 in savings every month. Continue reading →

The LTC plans to partner with the city of London on the review, which initiated an independent review of its procedures by a Toronto-based law firm earlier this year. Continue reading →

London drivers have another detour to keep in mind when they head into the downtown core over the next several months. Continue reading →

Smith says it’s disrespectful that union members will be criticized for one minor mistake, when they’ve done 99 things right. Continue reading →

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 →