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Newsby StaffMay 24, 2007

Greyhound Canada reaches tentative labor accord

Union members are voting on agreement that would end labor stoppage.

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ArticlesApril 9, 2007

BRT Projects Continue to Thrive

Estimated capital costs for 32 projects total $4.9 billion, or about $154.6 million per project. Fifteen U.S. states, as well as cities in Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico, are represented.

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Newsby StaffJuly 26, 2006

Canada to improve railway crossings

Program will upgrade, relocate or close 115 eligible railway crossings

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Newsby StaffJuly 26, 2006

Ontario waives CVOR registration for U.S. bus operators

Motor Coach Canada and the American Bus Association worked with government officials in Ontario to end the requirement.

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Newsby StaffJuly 17, 2006

Canada funds transportation career Website

Youth-oriented site contains information on jobs, pay scales, education and training requirements

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Newsby StaffMarch 22, 2006

Study: Urban congestion costs Canada $3.7 billion

Study examined Canada's nine largest urban areas including Quebec City, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver.

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ArticlesMarch 1, 2006

BRT Projects Grow, Systems Diversify

As operational and conceptual projects abound, the range of vehicles, stations and transitways utilized by agencies continues to expand. We offer a portrait of 35 projects in 25 cities, spanning the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico.

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Newsby StaffFebruary 6, 2006

CCI among Canada's '50 best managed'

Transit heating supplier given prestigious national honor.

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ArticlesJanuary 1, 2006

Synergy at every level

Durham Region Transit in Ontario, Canada, uses marketing philosophy based on synergy from every level of agency.

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Newsby StaffNovember 29, 2005

Canada unveils new mass transit security plan

Government plan includes $110 million in funding.

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