Realtor’s body discovered after 12 hours in Lyft back seat The death of young realtor Kourtney Khan in the back seat of a Lyft has got to be the most tragic reason of which I can conceive to ensure Vehicles
Read Moreby Steve McEachern Speed cameras free up police officers to focus on actual policing — the serious crimes that affect public safety — rather than spending their time on routine traffic enforcement. It makes far more sense for cameras to
Read MorePolice Crime Prevention Week event addresses Taxi law changes The Ford government’s 2020 decision to download regulatory responsibility for ground transportation to municipal governments is “a disaster waiting to happen,” community safety spokesperson Aubrey Zidenberg tells Taxi News. On November
Read MoreOntario-wide effort themed “Working Together to Protect Ontario” The Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) and police services across the province are proud to partner with the Government of Ontario to launch the province’s annual Crime Prevention Week taking
Read More“A report back has not been scheduled” Olivia Chow left Toronto Blue Jays fans stranded with no Subway service after the World Series The people of Toronto are absolutely furious at herpic.twitter.com/7MTCKuEg5h — The Pleb 🌍 Reporter (@truckdriverpleb) November 2,
Read MoreRE: Midland, Ontario de-regulates Taxi Talk about the law of the jungle. Midland is asking for trouble by completely deregulating their taxi industry, in the process, opening the door to untold chicanery. Peter Pellier Mississauga, ON
Read MoreIn the month of November, 2025, Taxi News and Road Warrior News will be undertaking technology upgrades which may at times impact access to the site. We hope any interruptions which occur will be minimal and brief; in a perfect
Read MoreThis unfortunate Beck Taxi driver didn’t have a lot to celebrate after the Blue Jays won Game 7 of the American League East playoffs. Industry members are hoping fans are better-behaved this weekend as the Jays return to Toronto for
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Coventry Connection CEO Marc Andre Way believes any change to vehicle identification should be discussed before implementing. Photo: Central Taxi
Vehicle identification rules must put consumer safety first Coventry Connection CEO Marc André Way has written Niagara councillors requesting they delay proposed changes to local ground transportation regulations until proper public notice is given and industry consultations held. “As the
Read MoreWhy a fuzzy plan never win Mark and Tyler decided to take a cross-country trip from Halifax to Vancouver. They packed their car, filled the tank, and hit the road with excitement and freedom in their hearts. They didn’t bother
Read MoreIt’s not tariffs or trade: it’s supply and demand by Dan McTeague Another day, another calamity for the Liberals’ attempt to turn Canada into a global Electric Vehicles superpower: General Motors has just announced that they’re ending production of BrightDrop
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Doug Ford's team took a Ronald Reagan talk and carefully removed all the words that indicated he was, in fact, going to use tariffs against Japan. Photo: CPAC
Compare the full Reagan transcript to the Ford ad for yourself One of the most important sessions in the Dale Carnegie program is the one in which the class learns to remove the words “but” and “however” from their vocabularies.
Read MoreEliminates “Swiss cheese of a Taxi license by-law” The town council of Midland, Ontario, has voted to get out of the business of regulating Taxis. A motion made by Mayor Bill Gordon after midnight at the end of a lengthy
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With virtually no notice, the October opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge has been delayed to 2026. Photo: RWN
When will Doug Ford stop insulting Donald Trump? This article was updated October 23rd with the addition of the new tweets from Donald Trump and the Ronald Reagan Foundation at the bottom. Could Donald Trump possibly be thin-skinned enough to
Read MoreBill introduced as Parliament returns As promised, Doug Ford introduced a Bill which will repeal authorization for automated speed enforcement systems if passed. As Ontario’s parliament resumed on October 19th, Ford’s government introduced Bill 56, A More Competitive Economy Act.
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With virtually no notice, the October opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge has been delayed to 2026. Photo: RWN
No detail or reason provided for delay The October opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge has been delayed. Although no press release has been posted to the project’s website, spokesperson Heather Grondin confirmed the delay to the Windsor Star on
Read MoreForward-Looking Statements by Lyft “Certain statements contained in this announcement are “forward-looking statements” about Lyft within the meaning of the securities laws, including statements about Lyft’s plans to expand its global office footprint in Toronto. Such statements, which are not
Read MoreAdvancing technologies require new regulations, legislation Overall conclusions The evaluation found that there is a clear need for Road Safety programming in Canada to help reduce road-related injuries and deaths but that new technologies, static staffing levels, and limitations with
Read MoreCanada is in a tough spot. Canola farmers are struggling due to tariffs imposed by China in response to Canada’s 100% tariff on Chinese EVs. The Carney government is currently reviewing Canada’s position on Chinese EVs. If the tariffs are
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