Toronto transit commission News

Toronto - Sixty-two people face a total of almost 200 charges for either selling or using false Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) transit passes and TTC riders are warned only to purchase Metropasses from the TTC or authorized sellers.

Toronto - The Greater Toronto Area was pounded with record rainfall today, resulting in power outages as well as road and transit closures.

Toronto - Should the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) charge extra for each stroller? That's the debate that is going on in Toronto on Tuesday after a transit rider complained about safety issues and proposed charging an additional fare.

Toronto - The five enforcement officers with the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) face obstruction of justice and fabricate evidence charges for allegedly writing phony tickets to homeless people. The five were fired along with three other enforcement officers.

Toronto - Speaking to reporters on Monday in the city's east-end, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford confirmed that he will not be tearing down the Gardiner Expressway and that the city will be getting subways no matter what.

Toronto - The 17-year-old was rushed to hospital in critical condition after he was repeatedly attacked with a machete after he refused to give a man his cellphone.

Toronto - A lot of transit riders like to complain about the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC), such as its operators, the service and fare hikes. But a new survey suggests that TTC patrons are generally pleased with the city's public transit agency.

Toronto - The incident came to the attention of the Toronto Transit Commission the way most such incidents do these days. A video was taken of the operator driving and then posted on YouTube.

Toronto - Has Toronto Mayor Rob Ford returned to his days as the fiery Etobicoke City Councillor? During the second day of debates over the Sheppard Avenue extension, Ford shouted that Toronto wants subways – council voted 24-19 in favour of LRTs on Sheppard.

Toronto - With Toronto Mayor Rob Ford at odds with his colleagues at city hall, a new poll suggests that the best way to resolve the transit issue in the city is to have the provincial government take control over Toronto transit.