Regina, Saskatoon all ears to solve urban transportation challenges
A new partnership aims to explore and pursue innovative solutions to urban transportation challenges facing Regina and Saskatoon. Continue reading
Public Transportation
All Saskatoon Transit buses now fully accessible for those with reduced mobility
Saskatoon’s entire fleet of transit buses is now 100 per cent accessible to those with reduced mobility. Continue reading
London’s “unbundled” BRT sees partial approval at committee level
The strategic priorities and policy committee voted on 19 transit recommendations from city staff on Monday. Continue reading
Londoners weigh in on future of city’s rapid transit
Councillors are expected to decide which projects will be submitted for senior government funding by next week. Continue reading
Québec Solidaire wants government to invest $9B in public transportation to fight climate change
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
The party says Quebec needs to be a leader in climate change. Continue reading
Latest school bus cancellations in the Greater Toronto Area for Jan. 31, 2019
The extreme cold weather in the Greater Toronto Area has resulted in some school bus cancellations Thursday morning. Continue reading
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Extreme cold weather in Toronto forces school bus cancellations, transportation delays
An extreme cold warning issued by Environment Canada also remains in effect with the windchill hovering around -30 C. Continue reading
Latest school bus cancellations in the Greater Toronto Area for Jan. 21, 2019
The extreme cold weather in the Greater Toronto Area has resulted in some school bus cancellations and delays Monday morning. Continue reading
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Improved accessible services coming to Halifax Transit in 2019
Most of the changes target Access-A-Bus, an on-call, door-to-door transportation service available to riders with cognitive or mobility challenges. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Why we may have reached ‘peak car’
Self-driving technology and ride-sharing services might decrease our need for cars by 20 to 30 per cent in the next decade, says Barry Cross of Queen’s University. Continue reading