Metrolinx confirmed Friday that the Eglinton Crosstown subway project has suffered another important delay. Officials said the project –which was supposed to be open in September of 2021—is now being pushed back until 2022. That…
More than 100 people at a town hall meeting on March 26 opposed Premier Doug Ford’s plans for the province to take over the TTC.
Metrolinx made a stop at the Canadian International Autoshow for the first time and showed off a newer GO bus alongside fancy sports cars and other luxury vehicles.
Local residents had a lot to clean up after the storm. Some decided it was best just to stay home.
Confused about Presto? You’re not alone. In fact, there have been many questions and complaints about the transition to the new system.
Recreational cannabis has been legal in Canada since October, yet just this past week, Metrolinx banned the use of cannabis while off-duty for several “safety-sensitive” positions.
After years of competition between the Presto system and the now-antiquated token and cash system, the plan for Metrolinx’s Presto to completely merge with the TTC is set in stone.
Metrolinx has urged riders to avoid fraud by not purchasing Presto cards on online auction websites.
TTC commuters are accustomed to delays on the subway, which are sometimes caused by suicides on the tracks. Though for most commuters the announcement might result in being late for work or school, some have the misfortune of witnessing a suicide. This can translate into either shock or trauma. People suffering in the aftermath of witnessing suicides have found refuge in online forums, with many coalescing on Reddit. The social media forum features posts from witnesses to TTC suicides.
Starting March 9, ticket prices for the struggling Union-Pearson Express (UPX) train, will be reduced by almost 50 percent.