B.C. Premier John Horgan says the provincial government will pass legislation by the end of the month that will open the doors for ride-hailing services in British Columbia. Continue reading
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Seven months after 28-year-old Nicholas Cameron was killed, the Uber driver accused of his death, Abdihared Bishar Mussa, has pleaded guilty to careless driving. Continue reading
Companies like Uber are in Kingston to stay, for now. Continue reading
“It’s imperative that all taxi drivers, all limo drivers, and all ridesharing drivers have some level of mandatory safety training.” Continue reading
Complaints about cabs are a common occurrence, but the City of Winnipeg says they are seeing some improvement since they took over governance of for-hire services. Continue reading
The company expects the new engineering office to open in Toronto in early 2019 and create hundreds of jobs in the country. Continue reading
A debate over potential changes to London’s vehicle-for-hire bylaw has a taxi industry spokesman lodging accusations against a city councillor. Continue reading
City staff say there are over 2,000 Uber drivers in London, but only 354 cabs, 19 accessible cabs and 89 limos. Continue reading
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Nicholas Cameron’s family and girlfriend called on the City of Toronto to increase safety training for drivers. Continue reading
Car sharing services are popping up across B.C., and the provincial government is looking at how it might make auto insurance more easily available to people using them. Attorney General David Eby says it’s working with car sharing app developers to streamline the process: “How do we provide a more seamless experience for their users?”… Continue reading
