Canada’s two major railways are well-positioned to weather potential economic headwinds and the U.S.-China trade war, analysts say, as ongoing investments in new cars and track bolster crude-by-rail and commodities shipments. Continue reading →

2018 marked the first year for the city to utilize ride-sharing services over the holiday season. Continue reading →

The country’s two major railways exceeded their grain cap in 2017-18, despite shipping less of the stuff than last year, according to the Canadian Transportation Agency. Continue reading →

The discount airline market is set to become even more crowded, as charter flight company Enerjet aims to relaunch itself as an ultra-low-cost carrier in 2019 after a decade of transporting oilsands workers and tour passengers. Continue reading →

Most of the changes target Access-A-Bus, an on-call, door-to-door transportation service available to riders with cognitive or mobility challenges. Continue reading →

Councillors say the subsidized bus pass for seniors — a program that was replaced at the start of the year — has been missed. Continue reading →

The city has released renderings showing what a redesigned Stadium LRT station would look like if the plans are approved by Edmontonians and city council. Continue reading →

City council gives OK at meeting for increases. Continue reading →

The National Energy Board says crude-by-rail exports from Canada rose to a record 269,829 barrels per day in September. Continue reading →