Man Killed in T-Bone Crash on Highway 401 in Ontario
A man from Gatineau, Quebec, has died after a T-bone crash on Highway 401 in eastern Ontario. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on February 26, 2026.
Category : Transportation Logistics
22 Speeding Tickets Daily on Stoney Trail in January: Calgary Police
Calgary Police Service data reveals 677 speeding tickets were issued on Stoney Trail in January, averaging 22 per day, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts in the city.
Highway 417 Bridge Work to Close Ottawa Roads for 6 Weeks in 2028
The Ministry of Transportation confirms Woodroffe Avenue and Maitland Avenue will close for six to seven weeks in 2028 during Highway 417 bridge replacements, impacting Ottawa traffic.
Highway 11 Shut Down Overnight by Jackknifed Truck in Orillia
A major traffic incident involving a jackknifed tractor trailer led to the complete overnight closure of Highway 11 in Orillia, Ontario, causing significant disruptions and safety concerns.
GO Train Service Disrupted After Fatal Incident Near Guelph
A person has died after being struck by a GO Transit train east of Guelph Central station early Thursday, causing significant service disruptions on the Kitchener line.
Ottawa Road Collisions Jump 6% in Early 2026
A concerning 6% increase in traffic collisions has been reported on Ottawa roads in the first months of 2026, raising alarms about road safety and infrastructure challenges.
Langley Council: Ban Electric Scooters from Sidewalks
Langley city council is considering a proposal to remove electric mobility scooters and wheelchairs from sidewalks, citing safety concerns and current regulations under B.C.'s Motor Vehicle Act.
Lethbridge Plans Next Steps After WestJet YQL Route Closure
The City of Lethbridge is evaluating its transportation options after WestJet announced the closure of its YQL route, impacting regional connectivity and travel.
Winnipeg Councillor Wants Permanent Wellington Bike Lanes
A Winnipeg city councillor is advocating for the installation of permanent bike lanes on Wellington Crescent to enhance cyclist safety and promote sustainable transportation options in the community.
Calgary Council Votes to Extend Transit Transfer Times
Calgary City Council has approved a motion to extend transit transfer periods from 90 to 120 minutes and launch a review of the downtown free fare zone, aiming to better serve the growing city's commuters.
Regina Council Delays Transit Fare Vote, Costing Thousands
Regina City Council has postponed a crucial vote on proposed transit fare increases, resulting in significant lost revenue for the city as riders continue to oppose the rising costs.
Lethbridge Mayor Frustrated as WestJet Ends Calgary Flights
Lethbridge Mayor Blaine Hyggen expressed surprise and frustration after WestJet announced it will cancel flights between Calgary and Lethbridge in late June, citing insufficient demand for the route.
Eastern Ontario Worries Over High-Speed Rail Corridor Impact
Residents in Eastern Ontario express fears about proposed Alto high-speed rail line potentially bisecting communities, disrupting commutes, and separating essential services. Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon promises consultation.
Commercial Driver Fined $1.9K After Guelph Traffic Stop
A commercial motor vehicle driver has been issued approximately $1,900 in fines after a traffic stop conducted by police in Guelph, Ontario.
Snowmobile Collides with Hay Trailer in Mapleton Township
A snowmobile accident involving a hay trailer occurred in Mapleton Township, prompting an investigation by local authorities. Details on injuries and the cause are still emerging.
Toronto Fixes Finch West LRT Signal Priority After Slow Travel
The City of Toronto is implementing transit signal priority on the Finch West LRT after complaints of slow travel times. Mayor Olivia Chow aims for completion by spring 2026.
Winnipeg May Lower Default Speed Limit to 40 km/h
A new recommendation proposes reducing Winnipeg's default speed limit from 50 km/h to 40 km/h to enhance pedestrian safety and reduce traffic accidents.
Calgary Councillor Proposes Pathway Network to Airdrie, Cochrane
Ward 3 Councillor Andrew Yule is pushing for a feasibility study on a regional pathway network that would connect Calgary to Airdrie and Cochrane, promoting active transportation and intermunicipal collaboration.
Air Canada Offers Free Rides After Airways Transit Closure
Air Canada is providing complimentary shuttle services for travelers affected by the sudden closure of Airways Transit, ensuring connectivity between Region of Waterloo International Airport and Toronto Pearson.
Wheel Detachment on Highway 11 Leads to Charges
A wheel detachment incident on Highway 11 in Northern Ontario has resulted in charges against a Winnipeg-based carrier and its driver, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
GO Bus Driver Charged in Guelph Crash
A GO Transit shuttle bus driver has been formally charged after a significant traffic collision occurred in Guelph. The incident is currently under investigation by local authorities.
Regina Ends Coin Parking, Goes Digital-Only Downtown
The City of Regina is eliminating coin-operated parking meters downtown, transitioning to e-payment only via PayByPhone starting March 1, as part of budget 2026 measures to save costs.
Ottawa Council Orders O-Train Safety Audit
Ottawa City Council has directed OC Transpo to conduct a comprehensive safety audit addressing spalling problems in O-Train axle bearings that removed 41 trains from service, with findings due within four months.
Regina Ends Coin Payments for Downtown Parking
Starting Sunday, Regina residents will no longer be able to use coins at downtown parking meters, marking a shift toward digital payment methods.
Highway 652 Reopens After Chemical Spill Near Cochrane
Ontario Provincial Police confirm Highway 652 has reopened following a chemical spill investigation northeast of Cochrane. The incident caused significant road closures and safety concerns.
Truck Driver Charged for Parking in Live Highway Lane in Ontario
A commercial driver from the GTA, employed by an Alberta trucking firm, faces multiple charges after Ontario police found his vehicle stopped in a live lane on Highway 11 near Temagami, highlighting road safety risks.
Winnipeg Considers Major Transit Route Changes in 2026
The City of Winnipeg is set to review significant public transit route modifications aimed at improving efficiency and service across the urban network.
Ottawa O-Train Safety Audit Approved but Delayed
A City Councillor urges Ottawa to audit safety issues on O-Train Line 1, with the audit approved but postponed until after full light rail service is restored.
Privatization Proposed as Fix for Toronto's Transit Woes
Following the delayed and over-budget openings of the Eglinton and Finch West LRTs, columnist Matthew Lau advocates for private sector involvement to enhance accountability and efficiency in Toronto's transit operations.
Windsor Overpass Project Needs More Noise Exemptions
The Banwell Road and E.C. Row Expressway interchange project in Windsor requires further noise exemptions to proceed with construction, as officials address community concerns and regulatory requirements.
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