Mahdis Habibinia

A report by city staff recommends that the number of drivers for ride-hailing companies be capped at the current number of about 80,000.

The ban on e-bikes and e-scooters during the winter months is effective immediately.

TTC’s paratransit service’s reassessment of its riders’ disabilities has some fearing they will face restrictions on their use of door-to-door service.

Staff have been asked to look at whether one lane in each direction could be turned into a bus-only lane.

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, Cycle Toronto argues that Bill 212 puts lives at risk and seeks an injunction to stop the removal of bike lanes on Bloor, Yonge and University.

In a lawsuit, Cycle Toronto argues that Bill 212 puts lives at risk and seeks an injunction to stop the removal of bike lanes on Bloor, Yonge and University.

A report headed to council next week recommends the city only fund three of the remaining five stations of John Tory’s once-grand regional transit plan.

City council is being asked this week to allow a pilot project that would let a coffee trailer operate in downtown Toronto.

Council voted unanimously Wednesday to set up a pilot program in the downtown ward of University-Rosedale next year that will temporarily ease the rules around mobile vending licences.

St. Clair Avenue West is closed between Lansdowne Ave and Earlscourt Avenue, and Nairn Avenue is closed between Ascot Avenue and St. Clair Avenue West, police said.