Toronto is getting a third electricity transmission line to help power the city’s downtown and replace aging infrastructure.

The Ontario Line began work on Queen Station in Toronto today as part of the latest stage in the CA$27 billion (about $19 ...

As billions of dollars worth of new transit is being built in Toronto, city councillors are set to consider the next wave of projects, and busways are at the top of the list. A new report coming ...

With so many new transit lines in the works and so many deadlines missed, residents of Toronto have a right to be very confused about when, exactly, they can anticipate finally getting to ride the ...

During test runs on the line on Wednesday, one of the shiny new transit vehicles struck a car ... transported to hospital with minor injuries, Toronto Police said — people are finding it ...

Toronto’s big transportation plans could transform a city that has seen virtually no new investment in transit for the past 20 years. The Globe and Mail reports that new recommendations include a ...

A Corktown resident and transit fan, Paris was excited about how the new line might be the “missing link in Toronto’s transit system” north of Bloor Street, and make it easier to get across town.

The cost of expanding Toronto’s aging transit system has skyrocketed in recent decades, according to a new report, with the price per kilometre of new subway and light rail track ballooning.

As Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government touts Toronto’s new Ontario Line subway project, part of the biggest transit-building effort in provincial history ...

The province is facing the prospect of having to pay to run two separate light rail lines in Toronto as financial talks between the city and Queen’s Park continue to grind. New documents ...

Just three years since construction began on the Hurontario light-rail ... Toronto. She has also worked in CBC's national bureau and as a reporter in the Northwest Territories, Ontario and New ...

Toronto is set to get 5,900 new residential units — some of them affordable — as part of the province’s plan to establish transit-oriented communities at six future transit stops.