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Toronto transit CEO Rick Leary has been accused of displaying a flagrant disregard for employee safety and enforcement units in a wrongful dismissal lawsuit launched last month by a former employee of more than 30 years, according to documents filed with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.

Rogers said it is confident that it will be able to reach deals with other carriers in a timely manner, but has proposed a dispute resolution process to fall back on if commercial negotiations fail

Toronto police say they have arrested a 14-year-old girl who allegedly set off a firework on a packed TTC bus in Scarborough during Tuesday rush hour.

Toronto transit officials have raised concerns about a series of recent incidents in which they say fireworks were set off on board buses or on subway platforms.

Toronto transit officials have raised concerns about a series of recent incidents in which they say fireworks were set off on board buses or on subway platforms.

The TTC says it is following accessibility act guidelines. Advocates argue it’s misuse of a system meant to break down barriers.

Frustrated commuter Shari Kasman on spoofing the city’s transit agency, her proclivity for public art and how riding the TTC can be like tripping on LSD

An ‘agitated’ man threatens to ‘shoot up the subway.’ Another accosts a woman inside a TTC elevator and repeatedly hits her with an empty wheelchair. A third attacks a group of girls on a bus after yelling at them to turn their music off.

Safety concerns have risen after a series of high-profile incidents, including four people who were killed in altercations

Rogers has said it will bring other carriers on board to provide cell service, but its competitors say they are frustrated at the pace of negotiations