CAA South Central Ontario has named Barton Street East in Hamilton the worst road in Ontario for 2026, marking the third time it has topped the annual list. The organization… …
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador is spending $6 million in new moose fencing and brush clearing projects aimed at reducing moose-vehicle collisions on provincial highways. The province announced the… …
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Manitoba is reminding drivers to use caution around motorcycles and bicycles and to slow down for tow trucks and emergency vehicles as Canada Road Safety Week begins. Transportation and Infrastructure… …
British Columbia’s Vision Zero Grant Program is investing nearly $570,000 in 33 community-led road safety projects this year, including 20 projects in Indigenous communities, as the program marks its fifth… …
Alberta’s government has raised the speed limit to 120 kilometres per hour on a 22-kilometre stretch of Highway 2 south of Leduc, launching a pilot project to test higher limits… …
By George Lee | The Macleod Gazette Critical days lie ahead for a rules-and-roads navigation and permitting tool for truckers, Alberta’s Official Opposition warned. Speaking to reporters, the NDP’s Lorne Dach… …
The Newfoundland and Labrador government is giving drivers two extra weeks to remove studded tires from their vehicles, pushing the deadline from April 30 to May 15. The extension is… …
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By Andres Fielbaum Picture this: you’re competing in a time-trial cycling race along a route that’s not known in advance. Instead of following a marked course, you receive instructions via… …
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