Halifax Road Delays Due to Power Pole Repairs on Bayers Road
Leaning power poles on Bayers Road in Halifax are set for urgent repairs, leading to expected traffic delays. The work follows inspections after recent weather events.
Category : Transportation Logistics
OC Transpo's Top 10 Bus Routes with Most Cancellations
Data reveals the 10 OC Transpo bus routes with the highest number of trip cancellations in February and March, highlighting ongoing service reliability issues in Ottawa's public transit system.
19 Charges for Driving on Storm-Closed Highway 17 in Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have charged 19 drivers for ignoring closures on Highway 17 during severe storms, highlighting safety risks and enforcement efforts.
Winnipeg Drivers Hit by Rising Gas and Diesel Prices
Winnipeg drivers are grappling with escalating fuel expenses as gas and diesel prices climb, impacting household budgets and daily commutes across the city.
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Windsor-Detroit Tunnel Closed for Emergency Training Sunday
The Windsor-Detroit Tunnel will shut down for approximately four hours on Sunday morning to conduct a critical emergency response training exercise, impacting cross-border traffic.
Mudslide Derailment Halts Rail to Prince Rupert Port
A significant mudslide has derailed a freight train along the Skeena River, forcing the closure of the vital rail line serving the Port of Prince Rupert. The incident underscores ongoing infrastructure vulnerabilities in British Columbia's challenging ter
Québec City Mayor Lauds Edmonton's Transit Line as Model
As Québec City begins its own transit rail system, officials visit Edmonton to learn best practices, with the mayor commending the city's successful approach to public transportation infrastructure.
Southern Alberta Export Infrastructure Report Highlights Needs
A new report emphasizes the critical role of exports in southern Alberta, particularly the Lethbridge region, and identifies key infrastructure improvements to boost economic growth and efficiency.
WestJet Tail Strike in Halifax Takeoff Incident
A WestJet aircraft experienced a tail strike during takeoff from Halifax, with no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the incident for safety compliance.
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Transportation Lifeline for Rural Alberta Domestic Violence Survivors
A new report highlights how reliable transportation is essential for domestic violence survivors in rural Alberta to access safety and support services, addressing isolation barriers.
Calgary Intersection Had No Crashes for 20 Years
A Calgary intersection in Taradale recorded no collisions in almost two decades, highlighting local safety, but a recent hit-and-run incident raises concerns about pedestrian risks.
Calgary Bike Hub Makes Cycling Accessible for All
The Calgary Bike Hub, a volunteer-run initiative, is enhancing bicycle accessibility through repairs and education, promoting sustainable urban mobility in the community.
Two Fatal Truck Crashes Near Prince George on Highway 97
Two separate truck collisions on Highway 97 near Prince George resulted in fatalities on Monday. Police warn of hazardous driving conditions and urge motorists to exercise extreme caution.
Saskatchewan Overpass Hit Third Week in a Row
An overpass at the Highway 1 and 39 junction east of Moose Jaw has been struck for the third straight week, raising safety concerns. Authorities are investigating the repeated incidents.
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Halifax Connector Project to Ease Hammonds Plains Traffic
A new connector highway in Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, is projected to significantly reduce traffic congestion on the heavily used Hammonds Plains Road, improving commute times and local infrastructure.
Calgary Closes Turn Lane After Crashes Near Dayhome
City officials in Calgary have temporarily closed a turn lane after multiple vehicles crashed into a dayhome's yard, prompting safety concerns from residents.
Fatal Crashes on Hwy 97 Near Prince George Prompt Driver Warning
British Columbia Highway Patrol issues a critical warning to drivers following two separate fatal collisions on Highway 97 near Prince George, emphasizing hazardous winter road conditions.
BarrieNewsTown Named Bicycle-Friendly Community for 2026
BarrieNewsTown has been officially recognized as a bicycle-friendly community, highlighting its commitment to cycling infrastructure and sustainable urban mobility initiatives.
E-Scooter Station Replaces Accessible Parking in Vancouver
A new e-scooter station in Vancouver has sparked controversy after replacing an accessible parking space, raising questions about balancing active transportation with accessibility needs in urban planning.
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Detroit-Windsor Tunnel Closure for Emergency Exercises Sunday
The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel will be closed from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Sunday for annual emergency response exercises involving cross-border agencies. Officials emphasize the drills are critical for border security and operational readiness.
Airlines Face Fuel Price Crisis, Warn of Higher Fares and Cuts
Global airlines are raising alarms over skyrocketing jet fuel prices due to the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, leading to hundreds of millions in extra costs, fare hikes, and flight reductions across Europe and Asia.
Manitobans Can Nominate Worst Roads in Annual Campaign
Residents across Manitoba are invited to participate in the annual Worst Roads campaign, identifying problematic infrastructure for potential improvements and repairs.
Chi-Cheemaun Ferry Reservations Open for 2026 Season
The Chi-Cheemaun ferry service has officially opened reservations for the 2026 season, allowing travelers to book trips across Georgian Bay. This marks the start of planning for summer travel in Ontario.
Windsor and Leamington Taxis Now Require Metered Rates
Taxis in Windsor and Leamington must now use metered rates, replacing negotiated fares, to ensure transparency and fairness for passengers across the region.
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Fatal Crash North of Prince George: BCHP Seeks Witnesses
The B.C. Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal collision north of Prince George and urging witnesses to come forward as part of their ongoing inquiry into the incident.
Airlines Hike Fares, Cut Routes as Fuel Costs Surge
Major airlines worldwide are implementing fare increases and route reductions in response to ballooning fuel expenses, impacting travel accessibility and affordability for passengers globally.
Vets Cab Drivers Ready for St. Patrick's Day Crowds in Windsor
Vets Cab drivers in Windsor are gearing up for increased demand during St. Patrick's Day celebrations, ensuring safe transportation for revelers across the city.
Freight Train Derails After Mudslide in Northern B.C.
A freight train locomotive and multiple cars were knocked off the tracks along the Skeena River in northern British Columbia following a significant mudslide, disrupting rail operations and raising safety concerns.
Toronto Airport Dog Seizes 22.5 kg Raw Meat from Egypt Passenger
A specially trained detection dog at Toronto Pearson International Airport helped Canada Border Services Agency officers confiscate nearly 22.5 kilograms of raw meat from a passenger arriving from Egypt, preventing potential biosecurity risks.
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O-Train Line 1 Resumes Service After Blair Station Incident
Ottawa's O-Train Line 1 has returned to regular operations following a stopped train near Blair Station, with officials confirming no injuries and service restored after brief delays.
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