Traffic

• Slow moving traffic on Highway 1 near Cochrane cleared: RCMP

  Cochrane RCMP said there is slow-moving traffic on Highway 1, between Jumping Pound Road and Highway 2. 

  Traffic

  Apr 12
  
• Increased residential traffic calming on the agenda for Kingston, Ont., council

  Two years after an accident that claimed a child's life the City of Kingston is set to consider increased residential and school zone traffic calming efforts at its next meeting.

  Canada

  Apr 12
  
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• Traffic woes not a concern as Kingston, Ont. eclipse-watchers reflect on experience

  The City of Kingston had prepped for a traffic surge into the city. But while such a surge didn't materialize, for those watching the eclipse, the experience was worth it.

  Canada

  Apr 8
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• RCMP reopen northbound lanes of Highway 2 near High River after multi-vehicle crash

  Alberta RCMP issued a news release about the crash just before 4:30 a.m. on Wednesday. The northbound lanes of Highway 2 were closed south of High River, Alta.

  Traffic

  Mar 20
• Saskatoon snow-clearing timeline shortened as crews plow through

  Snow crews in Saskatoon are ahead of the game, reducing the time expected for priority streets to be cleared.

  Weather

  Mar 5
• New task force created to address Toronto’s traffic congestion woes

  A new task force has been assembled in Toronto to find solutions to the growing problem of traffic and congestion in the city.

  Economy

  Feb 14
• Fraudulent text messages behind new phishing scam targeting drivers

  The organization behind the Concession A25 toll bridge connecting Laval and Montreal has issued a warning to drivers over the fraudulent messages.

  Tech

  Feb 9
• Traffic disrupted on Edmonton’s 99th Street after vehicle hits power pole

  A single-vehicle crash in south Edmonton on Tuesday morning caused a power outage and traffic disruptions in the area, according to police.

  Traffic

  Feb 6
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• Traffic is climbing on some Metro Vancouver bridges. Others, not so much

  New data shows a major spike on bridges crossing the Fraser River compared to five years ago, while traffic to the North Shore has held steady or even dropped.

  Traffic

  Jan 31
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• Vast majority of Surrey residents still rely on cars, survey finds

  On Tuesday, the Surrey Board of Trade (SBoT) released the results of its eighth annual Surrey Roads Survey.

  Politics

  Jan 30