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Toronto transit maps are going to look a whole lot different in the coming years, with additions like the long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown and Finch...

The federal government will provide Pearson International Airport with more than $142 million in funding for critical infrastructure work, including money to begin to carry out design work for a proposed connection with the Eglinton Crosstown line.

The federal government will provide Pearson International Airport with more than $142 million in funding for critical infrastructure work, including money to begin to carry out design work for a proposed connection with the Eglinton Crosstown line.

Toronto is soon to lose its only elevated rapid transit line with the impending closure of the Line 3 Scarborough RT in 2023, but at the opposite e...

A truck hauling expensive cargo crashed on Hwy 401 near Toronto but unfortunately for any passersby, the shiny contents remained safe. OPP reports ...

Toronto transit fans just got an early Christmas present with the arrival of two massive tunnel boring machine (TBM) parts this week, completing a ...

After a voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, the mighty tunnel boring machines, which will dig the tunnels for the Scarborough Subway Extension and the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension, arrived in the ports of Oshawa and Hamilton this week.

Toronto has a habit of breaking even: We get a new bike lane, we lose a new bike lane. We win a championship, and our teams core dissolves almost ...

As crews continue to make progress at the launch site for the tunnel boring machines that dig between Renforth Drive and Scarlett Road, Metrolinx and Infrastructure Ontario are moving forward with plans for a second section of tunnels for the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension. Read on to get the latest info.

Torontos speed cameras issued more than 53,000 tickets in just under 5 months Torontos speed enforcement cameras issued more than 53,000 tickets in their months of use, the city says, and appear to have led drivers to slow down in the areas where they were positioned. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jan 15, 2021 7:37 AM ET | Last Updated: January 15 The most frequent repeat offender was a vehicle owner who received 17 tickets from a photo radar device located near Crow Trail and Bradstone...