“Comprehensive review of commercial driver training” announced with Bill 197 Ontario “plans to lead a comprehensive review of commercial driver training,” it announced on May 16th as part of the The Safer Roads and Communities Act, Bill 197. If passed,
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“Rideshare Professor” Torsten Kuner says that billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Acker proved Uber is stealing tips from Uber and Taxi drivers in New York City. In a YouTube video posted on May 23, Kuner describes a ride in which
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I was once invited to a business workshop on “Structural Tension.” It was delivered by a writer/business consultant named Robert Fritz, and it centred around the concepts of “oscillating systems” versus “advancing systems.” An example of an oscillating system is
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“A rushed system deployed to solve a non-existent problem“ In a May 22 news release, the Government of Canada announced that it has amended the Order that brings into force the final legislative changes for the Canada Border Services Agency
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It’s not who you are that holds you back, it’s who you think you’re not by Paul Kearley Rain, again. “Great.” I thought. “Do I really want to go for a run in this?” “Well,” I reasoned, “If I don’t
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Collisions with much larger vehicles a concern Toronto City Council will consider a staff report on a “micromobility strategy” for the city on May 22nd. Staff have recommended that Toronto participate in a pilot on the units, but that By-law
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NCI hearings largest body of evidence given under oath in the world From May 30 – June 1, 2024, the National Citizens Inquiry (NCI) will again be holding hearings into the various government’s response to COVID-19, and the very real impact on
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MULDA! pic.twitter.com/MGRB1p669R — Mulda (@TheMulda) May 20, 2024 Minnesota government officials have struck a deal with rideshare companies Uber and Lyft to set minimum wage standards for drivers, lawmakers announced Saturday night. The agreement, as reported by CNN, is the
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Law firm behind May 13th court decision: “Uber was a bandit taxi company” Marion Sandilands of Conway Litigation will be the featured presenter on the May 30, 2024 CTA Zoom webinar. Sandilands was a key part of the legal team
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“Best case scenario” will be routine tests, more enforcement TTSAO says The Ontario government plans to introduce legislation that, if passed, would impose stiffer penalties for those who drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs – including a lifetime
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Ottawa negligent in not enforcing its own by-laws against Uber
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The law in Canada is to be obeyed by everyone, including “Big Tech” firms and municipalities which write laws, said plaintiff Marc Andre Way. He spoke at a May 13th press conference held following Justice Marc Smith’s decision that Ottawa
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May 13, 2024 — Today in Ottawa, Justice Marc Smith issued his decision in the case of Metro Taxi vs. City of Ottawa. Justice Smith found that the “The City’s response to Uber’s arrival was negligent, causing harm to the
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In 2017, the careless driving law in Ontario changed and became two distinct forms of careless driving charges: the first remained virtually the same as has existed for decades; the second become a new version to be applied when careless driving results in a death or injury.
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Toronto Council’s debate on the issue of “Micromobility” vehicles is generating a ferocious debate. Above, Stephen Holyday used a Transport Canada video as part of his presentation.
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