Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority CEO Steps Down
The CEO of the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority has resigned, with an interim leader appointed as political tensions rise over the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening.
Category : Transportation Logistics
OC Transpo's February Trip Cancellations: Three Routes Hit Hardest
An analysis of OC Transpo's February 2026 data reveals three specific bus routes experienced the highest number of trip cancellations, highlighting ongoing operational challenges in Ottawa's public transit system.
Gordie Howe Bridge: Symbol of Resilience and Trade
The Gordie Howe International Bridge, set to open this spring, represents more than just a trade corridor. Despite political brinkmanship, it stands as a testament to cross-border cooperation and community benefits.
Spadina Streetcars Out of Service for Days Due to TTC Disruption
The Toronto Transit Commission announces a multi-day suspension of streetcar service along the busy Spadina route, impacting commuter travel across the downtown core.
Water Main Break Closes WB Gardiner Expressway Lanes
A significant water main break has forced the closure of westbound lanes on Toronto's Gardiner Expressway, with crews actively working on repairs amid ongoing traffic disruptions.
Canadian Airlines Resume Mexico Service After Unrest
WestJet and Air Canada are restarting flights to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, following a temporary suspension due to civil unrest and cartel violence in the region.
U.S. Visitors to Canada Drop in December: StatsCan
Statistics Canada data reveals a decrease in American travelers entering Canada last December, highlighting a shift in cross-border movement amid ongoing economic and social factors.
Ottawa Commuter Gets Frostbite in Three-Hour Transit Ordeal
Jazz Rosenberg's usual 50-minute commute turned into a three-hour ordeal in extreme cold, resulting in diagnosed frostbite. OC Transpo's reliability issues and winter preparedness are under scrutiny.
London Needs More Staff for Rising Traffic Calming Demands
London city councillors are inundated with resident complaints about traffic issues, but officials warn that additional staffing is required to effectively address the growing demand for neighborhood traffic calming measures.
Edmonton Halts New Major Road Construction for 2026
The City of Edmonton announces no new major road construction projects will begin in 2026, aiming to reduce traffic congestion and improve commuter experience during the year.
Chatham-Kent Police Issue Icy Road Conditions Warning
The Chatham-Kent Police Service has issued a public safety alert regarding hazardous icy road conditions across the region, urging drivers to exercise extreme caution.
Highway 89 Shutdown After Crash in Barrie
A significant collision has forced the complete closure of Highway 89 near Barrie, with Ontario Provincial Police on scene managing traffic and investigating the incident. Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes.
Montreal Unveils Unique Tunnel-Boring Machine for Metro Extension
The STM has revealed a custom-built tunnel-boring machine for Montreal's Blue Line extension, set to dig 4 km over 18 months. The project, costing $7.6 billion, aims for completion by 2031.
Propair Launches North Bay-Toronto Air Service
A new commercial air route connecting North Bay directly with downtown Toronto has officially launched from Jack Garland Airport, enhancing regional connectivity and travel options for northern Ontario residents.
Canadian Travel to U.S. Drops 25.4% in 2025
Statistics Canada data reveals a significant 25.4% decline in Canadian trips to the United States in 2025, marking the first annual decrease since 2016 outside pandemic years.
OPP Stops Tractor-Trailer Missing Rear Tires on Hwy. 17
Ontario Provincial Police intervened on Highway 17 after a tractor-trailer was found operating without a full set of rear tires, posing a severe safety risk in snowy conditions.
Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority CEO Steps Down, Interim Named
The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority CEO has stepped down, with an interim CEO appointed as construction on the Gordie Howe International Bridge continues in Windsor, Ontario.
Cando and Savage Rail Merge to Form North American Rail Leader
Cando Rail & Terminals acquires Savage Rail, creating the continent's dominant provider of first and last mile rail services and terminal infrastructure with coast-to-coast operations.
Cyclists Fined Over License Plate Law, Seek Provincial Fix
Calgary bike club members receive $140 tickets for obstructed license plates with bike racks, urging government action on alternative plate options to avoid penalties.
OPP Charges Driver, Company After Tires Fall Off Truck on Highway 17
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges against a commercial driver and his company following a dangerous incident where multiple tires detached from a tractor-trailer on Highway 17 in Northern Ontario, raising serious safety concerns.
Truck Driver Charged After Serious Wellesley Township Crash
A transport truck driver faces charges after a serious collision in Wellesley Township, with police investigating the incident that occurred on Line 86 in January 2026.
Driver Dies in Surrey Crash into Water-Filled Ditch
A tragic single-vehicle accident in Surrey, B.C. has claimed one life after a car crashed into a water-filled ditch. Emergency services responded to the scene late Sunday evening.
Only 6% of B.C. Commercial Trucks Pass Roadside Safety Checks
In 2025, British Columbia's roadside inspections revealed a shocking safety crisis, with just 1,800 out of 29,500 commercial vehicles passing. Experts call for stricter enforcement and license revocations to address systemic violations.
Nexus Applications Drop Sharply as Canadians Avoid U.S. Travel
Canadian Nexus applications fell from 530,000 to 245,000 in 2025, with experts citing fee hikes and travel concerns as key factors behind the dramatic decline.
NEXUS Suspended at Canadian Airports Amid U.S. Shutdown
The trusted traveler program NEXUS has been suspended at Canadian airports, including Vancouver, as a partial U.S. government shutdown disrupts operations, causing delays and uncertainty for cross-border commuters.
Calgary Pedestrian Safety Crisis Needs More Than Advice
As pedestrian fatalities reach alarming highs in Calgary, safety tips prove insufficient. Experts argue for infrastructure changes and policy reforms to protect vulnerable road users.
Water Main Break Disrupts Gardiner Expressway Traffic in Toronto
A significant water main break near Park Lawn Road has blocked multiple lanes on the Gardiner Expressway in both directions, leading to extensive traffic delays and commuter disruptions in Toronto.
Nepal Bus Crash Kills 19, Injures 25 on Mountain Highway
A packed bus veered off a mountain highway near Kathmandu, Nepal, plunging into the Trishuli River and resulting in a devastating death toll and numerous injuries.
NEXUS and Global Entry Suspended at Canadian Airports
Pearson and other major Canadian airports report NEXUS and Global Entry pre-clearance lanes unavailable due to partial U.S. government shutdown, causing travel delays.
Heavy Loads to Delay Alberta Traffic This Week
Massive industrial equipment transport will disrupt traffic flow in central and northeast Alberta, with significant delays expected on key highways and rural roads.
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