More than 80 bus drivers and mechanics serving Whistler, Squamish and Pemberton have been on the picket lines since Jan. 28, with wages the key sticking point.

The increase for public transit fares in greater Montreal is going by an average of two per cent come July, but for thousands of users on the South Shore the rates will be higher.

The Ontario Liberal Party's pledge promises 'immediate relief' on transit within the first 100 days of being elected and the 'buck-a-ride' will last until 2024. 

GO buses are being diverted from Toronto's Union Station to other transit hubs for the fourth consecutive day due to ongoing labour action.

"The same contingency plan is now in effect and GO buses are being diverted to alternative transit hubs until further notice."

The Ontario government says it is one step closer to bringing two-way, all-day commuter train service to the Greater Golden Horseshoe region that includes Toronto and Hamilton.

The legislation would allow the province to pair up with BC Housing, land developers and non-profits to update community plans and build housing density.

TransLink says work on the Burrard SkyTrain Station has been put off due to 'higher than anticipated construction bid prices during the procurement process.'

Cash fares go up five to 15 cents, depending on zone, while monthly passes for adults will go up $2.30 to $4.15 and monthly concession passes will go up $1.30.

On the Lakeshore East and West lines, more frequent train service will be returning.