To celebrate, Uber Canada is sharing its first-ever snapshot shedding light on Canadians’ sexual health and wellness. The data reveals the most popular and most unique sexual wellness products purchased in cities across Canada on Uber Eats. We also rank the Canadian cities that are the most prepared for sexual adventures, based on how many sexual health products they’re purchasing on Uber Eats.
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City of Toronto Media Relations has issued the following: ========================================== News Release September 13, 2022 Applications open for the Vehicle-for-Hire Net Zero Working Group The City of Toronto is inviting members from across Toronto’s vehicle-for-hire industry and relevant stakeholders to
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The city that approved adding 100,000 vehicles for hire to the roads is asking industry opinions on emissions. Photo: Nabeel Syed/Unsplash Open Letter to: Fiona Chapman, Director, Business Licensing and Regulatory Services, City of Toronto August 16, 2022 ***** Hello
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Why I love London cabbies ??? https://t.co/ijhR9ltBrW — vitaminsea? (@greekblue1) September 8, 2022
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A generation of young people who grew up summoning a rideshare driver through an app are getting helpful advice on how to hail a Taxi from WikiHow. “How to hail a Taxi” has been viewed 96,605 times.
In a “wiki” published in May 2022, WikiHow staff writer Kyle Hall provide instruction on at least four ways to hail a cab from the street.
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Uber communicates directly with Mayor John Tory’s office on changes it wishes to see in Toronto’s Vehicle for Hire (VFH) program, according to documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act by Taxi News.
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Statistics Canada reported August 2nd that while police report that impaired driving incidents decreased across the nation in 2021 over 2020, Ontario actually reported an increase of 7 per cent.
A growing proportion of impaired driving charges (11 per cent) involve drugs, or drugs and alcohol together, rather than alcohol only.
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An Ontario judge has ruled that employees who do dangerous work, even firefighters, cannot be forced to take random drug tests without cause or consent. The decision came on August 17, 2022, through an appeal by firefighters at the Ottawa International Airport.
A standard of reasonableness must be applied to such testing, judges Swinton, Ramsay and Kurke wrote in their decision. They evidently did not feel the standard of reasonableness had been met in this case.
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Photo: Pine Ridge Towing Supplied by DriveWise ***** In Ontario, someone is injured in a distracted-driving collision every half hour, and fatalities from collisions caused by distracted driving have doubled since 2000, making it more important than ever for drivers
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