TTC adds more buses on route for students displaced by York Memorial C.I. fire
A TTC spokesperson said the buses will be added to the 32 Eglinton West route in the mornings and afternoons on weekdays to address overcrowding issues. Continue reading
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History of the ’90s podcast: The Toronto Russell Hill subway crash of 1995
The August 11, 1995 crash was Canada’s deadliest accident on a rapid transit system. Continue reading
TTC pleads guilty to safety violation in 2017 death of transit worker
The Ministry of Labour says two other charges were withdrawn. Continue reading
Toronto family serves up lemonade and cookies to TTC driver, riders
“We’re all human, we have jobs, we work hard and it’s OK to stop, smell the roses, pick up a cookie, drink some lemonade.” Continue reading
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How did an old TTC streetcar end up in the woods of cottage country?
There’s something deep in the woods off Kennaway Road near Haliburton. Continue reading
Vaping in public places in Toronto: What you need to know
Video circulating on social media appears to show a young woman coming to the defence of a senior, who asked another passenger to stop vaping near her on the TTC. Continue reading
TTC commuters no longer enduring bizarre pronunciation of ‘avenue’ on city buses
Toronto Transit Commission spokesman Stuart Green says the offending “ah-VEE-noo” was fixed on Tuesday. Continue reading
Toronto ombudsman says TTC investigation into alleged racist incident not ‘sufficiently fair’
The ombudsman’s report found the TTC’s investigation into the alleged incident was not adequately “thorough, fair and transparent.” Continue reading
TTC says no definitive cause of issue behind intense subway vibrations after lengthy investigation
The TTC said vibrations felt by residents on parts of Line 2 over several months were caused by flat spots on subway car wheels. But what caused a spike in “wheel flats?” A definitive cause hasn’t been found yet, according to a new report. Continue reading
Ontario government to stop funding subsidy for discounted GTA transit fares
The so-called Discounted Double Fare was created by the previous Liberal government in 2017 and offers riders using both transit systems or the Union-Pearson Express in a single trip a $1.50 discount on a TTC fare. Continue reading