Freeland did not say whether the federal government is committing funds toward replacing trains on the TTC's Line 2. The city ...

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Commuters in Toronto have a lot of big dreams about what our transit system could and perhaps should be, from a network ...

For TTC riders irritated by constant delays across ... announced a funding boost of $758 million each to go toward new trains for Line 2, which are expected to cost nearly $2.3 billion.

A new TTC budget announcement has pledged to invest ... plagued by frequent outages and rolling "reduced speed zones" where trains crawl along due to ongoing track work.

TTC staff have been asked to look into improving how the transit agency handles delays — including how to better communicate ...

TTC riders could be stuck with declining service and a huge repair bill unless the federal government comes through soon with money to replace Toronto’s aging Line 2 subway trains, according to ...

The announcement comes ahead of this week's TTC board meeting, where members will review the transit agency's operating and capital budgets.

This is mainly due to partnerships with over levels of government, like the $2.3 billion for 55 new subway trains along Line 2. “If you look at the TTC as a such an important economic driver ...

The TTC board has given green light for undertaking accessibility enhancements at Old Mill Station on Line 2 of the Toronto Subway in Canada.

At the transit agency’s Greenwood Yard on Friday, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland announced the federal government will commit $758 million toward the $2.3-billion purchase of new cars ...