A Toronto man is facing charges after a replica gun was used to threaten a woman in an altercation on board a TTC bus.
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Bob Kinnear steps down as head of TTC union
The president of the TTC workers union has called it quits, following a lengthy battle over the groups affiliation with its U.S-based parent company.
TTC derails Queen streetcars for summer
The TTC is suspending streetcar service on Queen Street this summer to accommodate construction. Streetcars will be replaced with buses.
TTC opens gift shop online
With the launch of the TTC Shop, an online store selling TTC merchandise, the transit company hopes consumers will gift some of their items to their families, friends and everyone in between.
Person killed by GO Transit train
A person was killed on the tracks after being hit by a westbound GO Transit train at Greenwood and Walpole avenues this morning.
TTC increases security after bombings in Brussels
The TTC has increased security across its subway stations after a terrorist attack at a Metro station in Brussels, Belgium early Tuesday morning.
Wanted TTC employee found dead
The body of a man found in the Haliburton Country area was identified Tuesday as a TTC employee wanted by police.
Power problems cause downtown transit delays
The TTC is facing major issues with service this morning. Regular service on Line 1 has not been operational since 5:45 a.m.
TTC delays down last year
In 2015, the number of minutes TTC vehicles were delayed shrank by 13 percent. But East Yorkers aren’t seeing a difference.
Rush-hour birthday bash at Chester Station
It was cold and it seemed the snow would not stop falling, but it didn’t stop Torontonians from taking a break from their rush-hour commutes to celebrate the Bloor subway line’s 50th anniversary at Chester station on Thursday.