Government can be held liable In this video, Christine explains the decision in R v Power, a case where the federal government argued that they have absolute immunity from being sued for damages for unconstitutional laws. The federal government lost
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Ontario Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria; Energy Minister Todd Smith; Labour Minister David Piccini; and Port Hope Mayor Olena Hankivsky at the October 20 Electric Vehicles charging station announcement. Photo: RWN
Half of Canadians will not even consider an EV Electric vehicles are still too costly and unreliable in winter, Canadian drivers say. On July 31, Blacklock’s Reporter posted coverage of in-house research by the Department of Natural Resources which notes
Read MoreParking on bike path jumps from $60 to $200 On August 1, the City of Toronto will increase parking fines for 123 offences to help curb illegal parking, stopping and standing in designated areas. Some examples of the increased and
Read MoreSurge pricing sneaking into more consumer purchases Would you pay more for an Uber if your phone battery was at 5 per cent power and you feared being stranded when it died? Would you cough up more money for concert
Read MoreEntire city, province or country served within single Taxi app Canadian Taxi companies looking for inventive ways to recruit drivers are finding new opportunities through the iCabbi platform. On July 25th, Kevin French, CEO Americas for iCabbi will be the
Read MoreTimely justice is one of the hallmarks of a free and democratic society In a decision which will be welcomed by professional drivers, Canadians’ Charter right to a speedy trial applies in traffic court, Blacklock’s Reporter wrote on July 23rd.
Read MoreUpdate July 19, 2024: The closing date in the headline and the body of this article was originally July 12th. Since that post was published, L&S extended the survey date to July 19th, and then again to July 26th. Concerned
Read MoreWhile population grew 11 per cent, VHFs grew 1182 per cent Toronto should cap the number of Vehicles for Hire (VFH) permitted to work on city streets at 16,650, a group of Taxi industry managers have recommended. This cap should
Read MoreTen recommendations for a healthy, well-functioning Vehicle-for-Hire sector Managers responsible for three of Toronto’s largest Taxi brokerages have worked together to create a set of ten recommendations to Toronto’s Vehicle for Hire (VFH) Review. City staff are expected to report
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