The past week or so has seen a lot of talk about Rapid Transit in Waterloo Region. A round-up of media reports and opinions follows. On Tuesday morning, staff presented a “Preliminary Preferred Ra...

WATERLOO REGION - Open Data Waterloo Region (OpenDataWR) and the Tri-Cities Transport Action Group (TriTAG) wish to applaud Grand River Transit’s long-awaited release of bus schedule data. On Mond...

WATERLOO REGION – Today, Grand River Transit (GRT) is poised to conclude less than a week of information sessions and a comment period, which had not been publically announced prior to Monday. The ...

Last year, GRT began installing cameras on buses for security purposes. Due to privacy and other concerns about the lack of a policy about storage and usage of recorded material, turning them on wa...

Current monster of a Route 7 schedule, and it’s only for weekdays before 7pm. (There’s a back.) Our transit network’s most frequent service should be something we can take pride in. Unfortunately,...

This year will be the first year of a new program of major transit improvements in Waterloo Region. Last night Regional Council passed its 2011 budget, with a 0.75% increase for Police Services an...

All the consultation centres for Rapid Transit implementation options have taken place, but you still have until tomorrow (Friday the 25th) to make your opinions count! The official Rapid Transit s...

(Below is the statement I made at yesterday’s Regional budget input meeting. Please call and write your regional councillors expressing your support for these initiatives. Their contact information...

Between March 1 and March 10, Waterloo Region will host public consultation centres on options for Rapid Transit. Residents will have the option to consult directly with the Rapid Transit team, and...

If you’re interested in helping out with what TriTAG is doing and would like to know what we’re working on, you’re invited to our volunteer meeting tomorrow. The meeting will be at Whole Lot-A Gela...