10/12/2017
In May 2016, city council approved a pilot program to install bike lanes on Bloor St. The good news? These lanes may finally become a permanent […]
10/03/2017
Metrolinx hosted a Transportation Symposium Monday with the goal of hearing insight from transit leaders, residents, and influencers from across the region. With their 2041 Regional […]
09/28/2017
There is a reason #Uber is trending. The popular ride-hailing company has made the news twice this week, with both issues spreading negative light on the […]
09/27/2017
It’s was almost a year ago the City of Toronto announced their intention to create the Rail Deck Park. Movement is now underway in addressing the proper […]
09/22/2017
On Monday morning, Toronto Mayor John Tory unveiled six new steps to unlock gridlock and combat traffic plaguing the city. The steps of the new traffic […]
09/22/2017
Living in the north end of Toronto has its perks — one being the immediate access to one end of the East Don River Trail. On […]
09/14/2017
Metrolinx is thinking about the future — at least as far as 2041. The board released their Draft 2041 Regional Transportation Plan for the Greater […]
09/12/2017
On Tuesday, Ontario Minister of Transportation Steven Del Duca and Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport Eleanor McMahon announced the integration of bike storage lockers at GO […]
09/08/2017
In just a few months, students at York University will finally be able to use the subway extension they have been dreaming about. The Toronto Transit […]
09/01/2017
Come September, Torontonians will see a different kind of city council. An election is coming in a year’s time, which means that politicians now have to […]
08/30/2017
Commuting in and out of the city can be a bore — unless you have some beats to help you pass the time! The Toronto Transit […]
08/29/2017
Toronto Chief Planner Jennifer Keesmaat has announced she will be leaving her position with the city as of Sept. 29th “to pursue other interests.” “It’s been an honour […]
08/24/2017
Thursday afternoon Metrolinx announced that Phil Verster, an experienced rail operator hailing from the United Kingdom, would replace Bruce McCuaig as CEO. “Mr. Verster has graduate […]
08/02/2017
Bike Share Toronto is getting 70 new bike stations thanks to joint federal, provincial, and municipal funding. The federal government will contribute $1.25 million while the […]
08/01/2017
At a Transit Alliance mixer, Toronto Mayor John Tory, the guest of honour, took part in a short Q&A in which he outlined his successes over […]
07/31/2017
The Toronto Transit Commission will host over 1,000 people for a midnight transit ride commemorating Emancipation Day on Aug. 1. This is the fifth year the […]
07/28/2017
The staff at Women’s Post like to describe the organization as a social enterprise designed to help promote women and their various initiatives across the Canada. […]
07/13/2017
The Transit Alliance held a successful seminar in June about the Infrastructure Bank and the use of public-private partnerships (or alternative finance models) to help fund […]
07/13/2017
The Ontario government is looking to replace the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) with something called the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal. The OMB is an independent adjudicative […]
07/07/2017
Thursday evening, Toronto city council approved the one-year King St. Pilot Study, with an amendment to allow an exemption for taxis during the hours of 10 […]
07/06/2017
Toronto Chief Planner Jennifer Keesmaat was a guest at the Transit Alliance seminar on alternative financing and public-private partnerships. She took a moment during the networking […]