The TTC said service was suspended after a private contractor working at street level drilled through the concrete subway tunnel mid-way between Lawrence and Eglinton stations. Continue reading →

Toronto will receive an almost $30-billion investment for new transit and existing transit systems will continue to be “owned and operated” by the city, according to a release. Continue reading →

Daily overcrowding on transit lines, combined with stalled expansion projects, and a critical backlog of state of good repair funding are just some of the issues at stake for Toronto voters. Continue reading →

Nearly every councillor identified secure transit funding, affordable housing and tackling gun violence as the top issues. Continue reading →

Mayor John Tory’s office said public consultations will begin in the autumn. The vehicles can be operated without drivers, but under the pilot project staff will be in the vehicle when it runs. Continue reading →

John Tory said while the Liberals and NDP need to offer more funding for mental health and community safety, the Conservatives need to show more long-term commitments to transit and affordable housing. Continue reading →

The operator of Ontario’s GO Transit service is asking bus drivers to accommodate a man with autism by spitting out their chewing gum if asked. Continue reading →

When the Ford government unveiled its plans to extend two existing Toronto subway lines, there was no mention of LRT. But an expert panel focusing on delivering it all on time hasn’t ruled out the possibility of recommending above-ground rail. Continue reading →