Jane Street BRT project in York Region awaits provincial funding decision VAUGHAN — A major north-south transit corridor in York Region is moving into a critical phase — but its future will depend on one [...]

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York Region BRT signal priority could transform travel times across the network YORK REGION — If recent transit projects across the Greater Toronto Area have shown anything, it’s this: Signal priority is not optional — [...]

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After decades of false starts, a new rail line has opened along the city’s most congested boulevard.

Jane Street subway Toronto plan supports a multi-line transit expansion strategy TORONTO — If recent transit discussions in Toronto have made anything clear, it’s this: The city doesn’t have just one corridor that needs upgrading [...]

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Sheppard West Subway Extension to Jane Street could connect northwest Toronto to rapid transit TORONTO — As the City of Toronto and Metrolinx study the feasibility of extending the Sheppard Subway west from Sheppard-Yonge to [...]

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Sheppard Subway Extension through Scarborough could connect UTSC and Malvern TORONTO — As Scarborough prepares for new transit investments, a larger question is beginning to emerge: what comes next after the current plans are built? [...]

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Why the Eglinton East LRT Underground Option Matters for Scarborough Transit decisions shape how a city moves — and who it prioritizes. In Toronto, that question is once again front and centre as debate grows [...]

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Transit in Toronto is rarely just about infrastructure — it’s about priorities. And this week, the debate over the Eglinton East LRT exposed a deeper divide at City Hall: not whether the project should be [...]

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We were brough out to New York City to try out a demo of Transport Fever 3, as we messed with the new campaign mode and sandbox mode

Mississauga is expanding its Affordable Transit Program (ATP), introducing new fare options aimed at making public transit more accessible for low-income residents across the city. Beginning April 1, eligible riders will receive a 50 per [...]

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CMHA Toronto transit mental health response highlights need for community-based crisis care TORONTO — Canadian Mental Health Association Toronto is calling on the Ontario government to adopt a health-based approach to public transit safety, as [...]

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Ontario Line elevated guideway construction begins across Toronto’s east end TORONTO — Toronto’s skyline is changing again — this time in the form of elevated subway tracks. The Ontario government has officially broken ground on the [...]

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Eglinton Crosstown LRT opens, cutting cross-city travel times by nearly an hour TORONTO — After years of construction, testing, and anticipation, Toronto’s long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT is officially open to the public. The new 19-kilometre light [...]

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