"Throughout the pandemic, we have continued to monitor ridership in real time and adjust service to meet demand," said TTC CEO Rick Leary.

Over 18,500 students participated in the survey making the resulting dataset the largest ever compiled.

The corridor would run through five municipalities.

Welcome to the future - Toronto is getting a trial batch of self-driving shuttles which are set to hit the road in Spring 2021.

one of Toronto's long-abandoned underground "ghost stops" will be called into commission.

Ontario announced it is providing free WiFi for passengers on all GO buses and about 50% of all GO trains starting this week.

These are just a few of the reasons companies have started adopting dedicated corporate shuttle transportation for their employees.

Concerns about physical distancing and air circulation have led to more Canadians hopping on bikes as a way to get around.

Ontario is one step closer to the largest subway expansion in Canadian history

On September 8th, the TTC announced that it is operating the largest fleet of electric buses in North America.

Toronto could soon join the ranks of cities like Vancouver, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Tokyo and Singapore.

A device that will transport passengers and cargo at speeds up to 1,000 km/h through magnetic tubes — could be showcased in central Alberta.

The Ontario government is one step closer to embarking on the largest subway expansion in Canadian history. The release of a Request for Pro

Air Canada, WestJet, Greater Toronto Airports Authority, and Vancouver Airport Authority Jointly Comment on Transport Canada's Flight Plan f

There are several benefits of a courtesy shuttle to both the employer and employee.

Not everyone is on board with the provincial government's preferred route.

A survey by Stats Canada has found that more Canadians now walk or bike to work than take public transit.

According to a recent report by Picodi, out of 24 major cities in the world, Toronto takes the fifth spot for most expensive transportation.

Canadians are being left empty-handed as airlines are denying refunds and instead providing vouchers for travel interrupted by COVID-19

How to help people resume their normal commutes without risking an uncontrolled Covid-19 flare-up?