Re: Toronto police bust fake Taxi gangs As if the struggling taxi industry needed this. Talk about getting kicked in the teeth while on the ground. All being well, the travelling public’s short-term memory will enable this matter to fade
Read MoreFirms brace for cost spikes, policy uncertainty, threat of trade disruptions With inflationary pressures rising again and trade tensions casting a long shadow, Canadian businesses are increasingly on edge. According to Business Insights Quarterly (Q2 2025) from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s
Read MoreExtortion and violence in the towing industry Peel Regional Police, as part of a Joint Force Operation with local and provincial law enforcement partners, have recovered more than $4.2 million in assets following the dismantling of an organized criminal network
Read More13,000 signatures achieved A message from Dan McTeague   With U.S. tariffs hurting our economy and global markets uncertain, we need to invest in our own future. Energy East is the solution.Over 13,000 Canadians agree with us and signed our petitio!Unlike
Read MoreWednesday, June 18 Click here to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_VRjVL5EeTtmNBWadpNbr6w#/registration Women’s Leadership Accord: Lead the Way for Women in Trucking Forward-thinking employers know that attracting top talent means creating workplaces where women want to work. THRC’s new Women’s Leadership Accord recognizes companies that
Read MoreRe: Hopp believes Toronto needs more VFH Fiasco. That captures how the City of Toronto has handled its on-demand wheelchair accessible taxi programme, and the provision of taxi service in general. I well recall when accessible taxis were first introduced in the
Read MorePrimarily Lexus and Toyota vehicles from residential areas (May 30) In April 2025, Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) 2 District (Niagara Falls/Niagara-on-the-Lake) became involved in a stolen vehicle investigation. A 2024 Lincoln was reported stolen in Niagara on April 20,
Read MoreParking, red-light camera infractions to be reviewed outside of court system Starting June 2025, the City will start to manage and adjudicate parking ticket infractions through its Administrative Penalty System (APS), transitioning from the existing Provincial Offensive Act (POA) courts.
Read MoreCourt to decide soon OTTAWA, ON: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that a decision on Chris Barber’s Stay of Proceedings Application—which, if granted, would halt the Crown’s proposal that Mr. Barber be imprisoned for two years or more—could arrive as
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