Relief will arrive in the form of full automation that would allow vehicles to travel closer together, use narrower lanes, and require less parking. ...
Category: Travel and Recreation
Toronto bid for Expo 2025 awash in wishy-washiness
The city says it will not proceed before commitments from provincial and federal governments, which in turn say they will not commit before council's approval. ...
Seen: Record numbers visit Toronto as cheap loonie a tourist draw
Toronto attracted more than 14 million visitors for the first time ever last year thanks in part to a favourable exchange rate for Americans. President and CEO of Tourism Toronto, Johanne Bélanger, says tourism in ...
Premier talks up ‘natural’ partnership with India after Modi meeting
Economic Development Minister Brad Duguid also addressed the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers’ at their “Auto Trade Dialogue” on Tuesday. ...
Wynne shrugs off Brown’s ‘winter vacation’ ahead of India trade trip
Premier Kathleen Wynne will leave for India on Jan. 26 as part of the government's ongoing efforts to strengthen its trade ties abroad ...
No answers yet on why Nipigon bridge failed — and who’s on the hook
As one lane was reopened for traffic on the brand new, $106-million bridge, neither the premier nor the transportation minister's office would say who will pay to fix it ...
Seen: UP Express ridership numbers remain sluggish
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Pan Am Games came in on budget, province says
Pan Am officials say they managed to save $54 million on security, $26 million on the Athletes Village, and $23 million on transportation costs based on estimates in March 2015. ...
With legal challenge on tap, labour minister says TTC still an ‘essential service’
The Amalgamated Transit Union Local 113 says it has launched a legal challenge of a provincial law forbidding strikes at the Toronto Transit Commission ...
Opposition blasts government for taking $61-million loss on Ontera sale
The government also spent $6.5 million on lawyers and consultants, PC finance critic Vic Fedeli noted, less than what they got back for the sale of Ontera. ...
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