Ottawa commits $123M for 10 transit projects in London, including BRT
The federal funding will go towards 10 transit projects, three of which make up the revised BRT plan. Continue reading
Transportation
Selkirk residents mourn loss of bus service to Winnipeg – again
Kasper Transportation shuttered its bus route between Selkirk and Winnipeg earlier this week, leaving some Selkirk residents wondering – again – how they will get to Winnipeg. Continue reading
Nova Scotia expanding Before and After Program to improve access to pre-primary services
The province will expand the Nova Scotia Before and After Program to 40 sites this fall with continued expansion in 2020, where necessary. Continue reading
Major ridesharing company Lyft announces plans to operate in Metro Vancouver
The second largest ridesharing company in the world, Lyft, will be applying to operate in Metro Vancouver. Continue reading
Expect ridesharing services like Uber, Lyft to be operating in Halifax next summer
By Jesse Thomas Digital Broadcast Journalist
Halifax CAO Jacques Dubé said UBER not ready to set up in the city Continue reading
Ministry of Transportation outlines possibilities for Highway 97 rerouting near Peachland
The Ministry of Transportation has outlined three options for diverting Highway 97 around the lakeside town of Peachland. Continue reading
New Brunswick’s Route 114 gets $4 million for resurfacing project
The funding comes through the Rural and Northern Infrastructure Communities Stream of the Investing in Canada infrastructure plan. Continue reading
Section of Quinpool road expected to reopen on Monday: Halifax Regional Municipality
Among the places listed for improvement was the rehabilitation and repair to an aging CN bridge. Continue reading
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Bike path blunder on Grand Boulevard in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
Residents say improper signage has created a dangerous environment for both cyclists and motorists. Continue reading
Council vote approves bylaw change for e-scooters in Edmonton
By Scott Johnston Reporter
Edmontonians should be seeing e-scooters on the city’s roads any week now. That’s because city council has formally approved a bylaw change making the scooters street legal. Continue reading