Liberals' leak of details of their proposal to join the Quebec-California partnership raises possibility of billions in funding for transportation infrastructure ...
Category: Municipalities, Transit and Infrastructure
Heard: Province to spend $25 million for new cycling paths and other projects
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Road safety bill finishes hearings with no amendments
The Tories attacked the Liberals for not accepting any suggested changes to the bill, although the Tories were also up to their own partisan tricks during the committee hearing. ...
Pan Am Games transportation plan dependent on traffic reduction by a fifth
Pan Am organizers are pointing to the success of the Vancouver and London in achieving even higher traffic reduction targets during those respective Olympic Games. ...
Heard: Transportation Ministry to seek new Kenora highway services provider
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Seen: Highway 401 widening begins in Northumberland
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Seen: Damage threshold for reporting commercial vehicle collisions to double
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Happening: $1 million in community transportation grants announced
Eleven municipalities have qualified for grants of up to $100,000 to help improve community transportation services for seniors, persons living with disabilities and youth, the Ministry of Transportation announced We ...
Road safety bill gets easy ride in public hearing
The wide-ranging bill increases punishment for distracted driving and dooring cyclists and extends alcohol-impairment sanctions to drug-impaired drivers. ...
Wynne suggests Spadina subway extension suffered from not using AFP model
Proponents of the public-private partnership model preferred by the province will point to the TTC's cost overruns as more evidence of how alternative financing and procurement protects taxpayers. ...
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