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Lyft Rideshare Service Launches in Halifax

The popular rideshare platform Lyft has officially launched in Halifax, Nova Scotia, as of December 17, 2025. This marks a significant expansion for the service in Atlantic Canada, providing residents and visitors with a new transportation alternative.

Via Rail CEO Mario Péloquin to resign in January

Transport Minister announces Via Rail President and CEO Mario Péloquin will step down in January 2026. Get the latest details on the leadership change at Canada's passenger rail service.

FAA Eases Flight Restrictions Post-Shutdown

The FAA is rolling back flight restrictions at major US airports after the record 43-day shutdown. Learn how this impacts travel and air traffic controller staffing.

Toronto Subway Times Getting Faster This Weekend

Toronto's mayor announces significant subway service improvements starting this weekend, promising faster commute times across the TTC network. Learn how these changes will impact your daily travel.

STM union strike approved but services unaffected

Quebec Labour Tribunal approves another STM union strike while ensuring Montreal transit services remain operational. Learn about the latest developments in public transportation labor relations.

Shareholders approve $85 billion rail merger

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern shareholders have voted to support an $85 billion merger that could reshape North American rail transportation. Learn about the implications for Canadian supply chains.

Ottawa's 28km e-scooter ride sets summer record

A remarkable 2-hour, 28km e-scooter journey in Ottawa marks the longest ride this summer. Discover how micro-mobility is transforming urban transportation in Canadian cities.

Ontario invests $210M to replace speed cameras

Ontario announces $210 million investment in traffic calming measures to replace speed cameras across the province, enhancing road safety through physical infrastructure improvements.

U.S. Government Reboot After Record Shutdown

The longest U.S. government shutdown in history ends, but agencies face days or weeks to resume normal operations. Economic toll estimated at $10-15 billion weekly.

Winnipeg Bus Fare Enforcement Pays Off

Winnipeg's intensified bus fare enforcement initiative demonstrates significant success in reducing evasion, according to city officials. Learn how this strategy is improving transit revenue.

Calgary Buses Get Winter-Ready with New Tires

Calgary Transit begins installing advanced all-weather tires across its 1,100-bus fleet to improve winter safety and reduce service delays. The upgrade continues through 2029.

REM trains immobilized over 12 hours in first snow

At least two REM trains were stuck on tracks above Highway 40 for more than 16 hours during testing. West Island commuters witnessed the immobilized trains during both evening and morning rush hours.

STM strike ends, service resumes Wednesday

Montreal STM maintenance workers halt strike action, ensuring full public transit service restoration by Wednesday morning. Commuters can resume normal travel plans.

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