The Government of Canada has cut funding for transit agencies across the country. For all the talk of investment in the ...

To cover the city’s ever-growing costs, city administration is projecting property taxes will need to increase by 6.4 per ...

A series of 'one catastrophe after another' has prompted the Transit Smokehouse and BBQ to ask Edmontonians to bring their ...

Calgary Transit is replacing the all-season tires on all its buses with all-weather tires, in hopes the vehicles will have an ...

Bus and metro service is set to continue in Montreal this weekend after the city's public transit network reached a ...

Mayor Andrew Knack says he’s waiting for more detail about how a federal financial boost for infrastructure will meet ...

To help mitigate risks to the public in the city’s growing transportation network, Edmonton Police Service (EPS) and a ...

Robert Clipperton didn’t imagine safety concerns on Saskatoon Transit buses would become such a dominant topic even five years ago, but he says some people are afraid to take the bus and it’s time for ...

City of Saskatoon found a significant decrease in the amount of “negative incidents” reported by transit staff since June 2025 in its latest report, but one union representative wants more security.

Darcy Pederson, president of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 615, said the measures taken to date are helping, but they're not enough. Violent incidents and fare evasion are still too common, he said.