Humber parking demand is not expected to ease after LRT begins operation
The college’s parking situation may be looking to undergo some significant changes in the near future.
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Tag: transportation
Officials urge TTC riders to wear masks despite mask mandate ending
TTC riders are urged to still wear masks despite the end of the mask mandate.
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OPINION: Finch LRT should have been built a long time ago
The Finch West LRT could give Humber students faster and convenient transportation across Toronto’s northwest many have longed for a long time.
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Yonge North subway expansion moves forward with a fourth stop
The Yonge North Subway extension adds a fourth station to the plan and ponders two others.
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Locals oppose plans to revive Highway 413
The new highway is expected to make travel easier across the GTA, but numerous concerns led city mayors to officially oppose the idea.
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As cycling spikes in Toronto, bike repair shops gear up to meet demand
Local businesses are taking new measures to service a growing cohort of cyclists hitting the road.
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GO Transit to let kids ride for free
Children under the age of 12 will be able to ride GO Transit for free beginning on March. 9th.
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Greyhound Canada to cut services in Western provinces
Greyhound Canada announced on July 9 it will be cutting services in the western provinces, primarily affecting smaller rural communities who rely on the busses to get to the city.
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Recent injuries raise questions about safety barriers at TTC
The recent incidents of accidents in Toronto’s subway stations pose a bigger challenge of public safety to TTC.
The latest was reported yesterday after a 45-year-old man was taken to the trauma center with serious head injuries at North York Centre subway station. He was reportedly standing too close on the platform and was hit by the train.
TTC is Canada’s second busiest system after the Montreal Metro and second longest by track length after the Vancouver Sky Train.
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Where the big red street cars and pedestrians roam
Maheen Malik It was cold and rainy along the sidewalks of King Street, with little to no cars in...
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New sustainable bike company ‘drops’ at Humber
Humber partnered up with the transportation system, Dropbike, which was made available to students on Sept. 28.
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Recreational drone use under new regulations
From guidelines to law, there is now a new set of rules for recreational drone users in Canada.
Transport Minister Marc Garneau has announced the new safety restrictions and fines on these increasingly popular remote controlled devices.
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