“Too much time ‘aligning’” Khosrowshahi explains If Uber was a money manager, it would be Bernie Madoff. If Uber was a doctor, it would be Dr. Kevorkian and if Uber was a nurse, it would be Elizabeth Wettlaufer. If Uber
Read MoreHealing is the release Let me talk to you about revenge. It is the voice that whispers when you are alone at night. Make them feel what you felt. Let them taste the wound they gave you. Do not let
Read MoreWas "STOP" not doing the trick? pic.twitter.com/jgIjVYT1pR — Canada Proud (@WeAreCanProud) August 31, 2026
Read MoreThe Associated Press reports that robotaxi serives through British tech company Wayve will be launched on September 3rd. Taxi News has retained the services of a freelance reporter to download the app; book a ride; and report on the process.
Read More“Driven by People: Kristine Hubbard’s Vision for Beck Taxi” TORONTO, Sept. 2, 2026 /CNW/ — Few industries have been reshaped as dramatically over the past decade as urban transportation. Smartphones changed how passengers book rides, ride-hailing platforms challenged long-established business models, and
Read MoreConsumer alert While the car-buying process can be stressful, whether you’re shopping online or in person, the thought of driving off the dealer’s lot with that sweet ride you’ve had your eyes on can be exhilarating. But imagine showing up
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I felt physically ill when I saw the Ontario trillium logo on the door of a pot shop in my tiny town of Newcastle, Ontario, which actually has two giant stores to serve a population of 10,170 people. Image: Taxi News
Alcohol, marijuana, gambling, fake news waste time and brain cells This article was updated at 5pm Sept. 1st to include reference to Alzheimer’s/dementia Something about Canadian provinces boycotting American alcohol products got stuck in my brain last year and I
Read MoreBike lane removal proceeding in Toronto Following the recent ruling from the Ontario Court of Appeal, the provincial government has issued a request for proposals (RFP) to begin the process of restoring motor vehicle lanes that were previously removed for
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Aaron Taxi CEO Mike Sanders says he has no idea who is enforcing what law, when and where with regard to Ontario's new rideshare regulations. Neither the City of Sudbury, the MTO or the OPP appear to know, either. Image: Aaron Taxi
Sudbury firm “at a loss” to understand how laws will be enforced Aaron Taxi of Sudbury believes it should not have to pay to renew its Taxi licenses while government officials figure out Ontario’s new Vehicle for Hire laws. In
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