Car Drives Into Queens Quay Streetcar Tunnel in Toronto
A stolen Honda Accord was driven into Toronto's Queens Quay streetcar tunnel, causing service disruptions and marking another incident in the problematic location's history.
Category : Transportation Logistics
Pedestrian Critical After Etobicoke Collision
A male pedestrian was critically injured after being struck by a vehicle in Etobicoke on February 3. Toronto Paramedic Services responded to the scene near Dundas Street West and Acorn Avenue.
Serious Pedestrian Injury in Etobicoke: Police
A pedestrian was hit in Etobicoke, sustaining injuries described as serious by Toronto police. The incident underscores ongoing road safety concerns in the city.
Eglinton Crosstown LRT Opens Sunday After 15 Years
The TTC Board announces the long-awaited opening of the Eglinton LRT this Sunday, with free fares on launch day, marking the end of a 15-year construction saga.
B.C. Island Water Advisory Ends, Bridge Closure Extended
Residents of a Metro Vancouver island community face extended bridge closure to pedestrians after damage assessment, while boil water advisory is finally lifted.
School Bus Rear-Ended in Barrie During Rush Hour
A school bus was struck from behind during the busy morning commute in Barrie, Ontario. The collision occurred on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, raising concerns about student safety and traffic conditions.
Delta's Westham Island Bridge Closed to Pedestrians for Repairs
TransLink has closed pedestrian access to Westham Island Bridge in Delta, B.C., for complex repairs after tugboat damage, forcing residents to use water taxis for weeks.
Canada Resolves Gulfstream Dispute After Trump Threat
Canadian government collaborates with FAA and manufacturers to address certification issues for Gulfstream jets after President Trump threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian aircraft.
TTC Line 2 Subway Service Halted, Shuttle Buses Running
Toronto Transit Commission suspends subway service on Line 2 between Broadview and Victoria Park stations due to an unspecified issue, with shuttle buses operating as an alternative for commuters.
OPP Charges 3 Drivers for Excessive Speeding in Ottawa
Ontario Provincial Police charged three drivers with stunt driving on Highway 417 in Ottawa after clocking speeds up to 184 km/h. Additional charges and vehicle impounds were issued.
Hyundai Rotem Wins Second Edmonton LRT Contract for Expansions
Hyundai Rotem has been awarded a second contract to supply light rail vehicles for Edmonton's Metro and Capital Line expansions, marking a significant step in the city's transit infrastructure development.
Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash in Markham
A woman has died following a serious two-vehicle collision in Markham. York Regional Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on February 3, 2026.
Three Injury Crashes at Fatal Alberta Intersection Since 2019
Alberta RCMP reveal three injury collisions occurred at the intersection where three junior hockey players died in a tragic crash on February 2, 2026, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
Ottawa Dump Truck Crash Injures Driver on March Road
A dump truck driver sustained injuries after the vehicle rolled down a 40-foot embankment and became trapped between sand banks on Ottawa's March Road, prompting a response from emergency services.
Eglinton Crosstown LRT Opens Sunday After Years of Delays
Toronto's long-delayed Eglinton Crosstown LRT will begin service this Sunday with free rides on opening day, marking the end of a troubled transit project that faced significant budget overruns.
OC Transpo Ridership Up, Bus Service Misses Targets
OC Transpo reports increased ridership in 2025, but bus service fails to meet performance goals, highlighting ongoing challenges in Ottawa's public transit system.
Crosstown LRT Starts Sunday with Free Opening Day Rides
Toronto's long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT will begin passenger service this Sunday, offering complimentary rides on its inaugural day of operation, according to the TTC's CEO.
Canada Won't Interfere in Plane Certification Despite Trump
Canada's Transport Minister affirms independence in aircraft certification processes, resisting external political pressures from former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Halifax Airport Sees 2025 International Passenger Increase
Halifax Stanfield International Airport experienced a notable rise in international passenger numbers during 2025, marking a positive trend for Nova Scotia's aviation sector and regional connectivity.
Snowbank Hazards Trigger Ontario Highway Crashes
Ontario Provincial Police investigate several incidents where vehicles mounted snowbanks, leading to crashes including one fatal. Winter driving conditions remain treacherous.
Pedestrian Killed by Truck in North York, Police Probe
A tragic incident in North York has left a pedestrian dead after being struck by a tractor-trailer. Toronto police are actively investigating the fatal collision that occurred on Tuesday morning.
Vehicle Flips from Hwy 427 onto 401, Ontario Police Investigating
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a serious incident where a vehicle flipped from Highway 427 onto Highway 401. The crash caused significant disruptions and required emergency response.
Flight Complaints Take 3 Years to Resolve: Study
A new analysis of 38,104 air passenger complaints shows Canadians wait an average of 987 days for resolution from the Canadian Transportation Agency.
Eglinton Crosstown Opens Feb 8 with Free First Day Rides
The long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT in Toronto will commence passenger service on February 8, 2026, with free rides offered on its inaugural day of operation, the TTC has announced.
Four Hospitalized in Middlesex County Crash, One Seriously Hurt
A serious two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Nairn and Ilderton Roads in Middlesex County has sent four individuals to hospital, with one person sustaining serious injuries. Ontario Provincial Police have closed the area for investigation.
Canada, U.S. Work on Jet Approvals After Trump Threats
Transport Canada and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration are jointly addressing jet certification processes following recent threats from former President Donald Trump.
Winnipeg Snow-Clearing Map Gets Real-Time Tech
Winnipeg introduces new technology to provide near real-time updates on its snow-clearing operations map, enhancing winter road management for residents.
Ottawa Weighs Major Expansion of Port of Churchill
The Canadian government is evaluating a significant expansion of the Port of Churchill in Manitoba to bolster Arctic sovereignty and economic interests in the strategic northern region.
Vancouver Airport Sets New Passenger and Cargo Records in 2025
Vancouver International Airport achieved historic highs in both passenger traffic and cargo volume during 2025, marking a significant milestone for Canada's West Coast aviation hub.
GO Train Refunds Available for Derailment Delays
Commuters affected by the GO train derailment in Toronto can apply for trip refunds as service disruptions continue, with details on the process outlined.
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