Ontario is making major improvements to the province's highways, roads and bridges, which is supporting more than 20,000 construction jobs across the province and making travel easier for families and businesses.
Ontario is making major improvements to the province's highways, roads and bridges, which is supporting more than 20,000 construction jobs across the province and making travel easier for families and businesses.
Ontario is making major improvements to the province's highways, roads and bridges, which is supporting more than 20,000 construction jobs and making travel easier for families and businesses.
Today, Glen Murray, Minister of Transportation and Minister of Infrastructure, issued the following statement on Metrolinx'sThe Big Move transit plan:
Ontario is making it easier for commuters in Maple to take public transit.
Ontario is making it easier to take public transit by adding more GO Train trips along the Lakeshore line.
Ontario is making it easier to take public transit this summer by once again running GO Train trips along the Barrie line on weekends and holidays.
The new Ontario government is helping more commuters take public transit with 25 new double-decker GO buses.
The new Ontario government is taking action to help municipalities collect unpaid traffic fines from drivers who do not follow the rules of the road.
Construction is set to begin on the Union Pearson Express station at Toronto's Pearson International Airport, ensuring train service to and from Union Station in time for the 2015 Pan/Parapan Am Games.
Ontario is making it easier to identify when someone is of legal age when buying alcohol or tobacco.
Ontario is helping electric car owners install charging stations at their homes and businesses to encourage sustainable transportation and fight climate change.
Ontario is looking for public input on how to encourage and improve cycling safety across the province.
Ontario has finished widening Highway 417 from Regional Road 29 to Division Street through the Town of Arnprior, creating 700 jobs.
Ontario helped unveil a new generation of TTC streetcars today, marking another step in the province's plan to help improve transit in Toronto.
