TTSAO blames “pressure from fly-by-night schools and unqualified graduates” Humber College will close its truck driver training program at the the end of this year, it says in a statement posted to the college’s website. “Humber has made the difficult
Read MoreOntario online feedback deadlines November 15, December 13 Two Ontario agencies are currently planning for the future and asking for input and feedback from stakeholders on the consultations underway. “Ontario’s energy policy will determine the success of our province, today
Read MoreClick on image above to view Question Period video. Video: Facebook Ontario’s House of Parliament resumed activities on October 21st, and among the first issues raised by the Opposition NDP has been fraud and failure in the province’s Truck driver
Read MoreTow Zone Pilots would become permanent projects On October 21, the Ontario government introduced the Reducing Gridlock, Saving You Time Act. If passed, the proposed legislation would require municipalities to receive approval from the province before installing new bike lanes
Read More“How can 25,500 cars and 300 cycles be afforded the same road space?” Sam Pappas delivered these remarks at the October 15th event with Ontario Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria, in which Sarkaria announced that Ontario will introduce legislation which, if
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"If you're one of the venture capitalists who floated the loans to Uber to come up to Toronto, you've been reaping a pretty handsome reward, but that money has come out of the pockets of the people who provide the service, and it's come in out of the quality of life in the city of Toronto," said Gord Perks on December 10th. Photo: Taxi News
Ontario class-action certified in 2021 Uber drivers wishing to get updates on the Ontario-based class action lawsuit Heller vs. Uber can visit Samfiru-Tumarken LLP’s dedicated class action website for in-depth information on the case. “This is an Ontario-based class action
Read More“Real sucker of a deal” Dan McTeague says Close to $50 billion of taxpayer dollars have been given to automakers to develop electric vehicles. Despite these handouts, automakers are slowing the production of EVs and even pulling out of Canada
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"If you're one of the venture capitalists who floated the loans to Uber to come up to Toronto, you've been reaping a pretty handsome reward, but that money has come out of the pockets of the people who provide the service, and it's come in out of the quality of life in the city of Toronto," said Gord Perks on December 10th. Photo: Taxi News
US couple injured in Uber crash, cannot sue Uber A couple who were left with life-changing injuries after their Uber crashed have learned they cannot sue Uber because of the terms they accepted when using the app, the BBC reports.
Read MoreForcing EV sales is totalitarianism, former MP says Despite the Trudeau government’s electric vehicle mandate and endless corporate handouts, it’s becoming increasingly clear Canadians aren’t interested in electric vehicles (EVs), says Dan McTeague in his September 23rd video message. EV
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