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NEWS TOPIC

# transport

4 stories, newest first. Times are Eastern.

## Wednesday, November 4

Announcement

### [Metrolinx is asking the public to name two tunnel boring machines for the Yonge North Subway Extension. Submissions close November 14.](https://voche.me/on/toronto-2026/news/metrolinx-tunnel-boring-machine-naming-contest-november-2026)

Metrolinx opened a public contest on November 3 to name two tunnel boring machines that will dig the Yonge North Subway Extension, a 6.3-kilometre line from York Region to Finch Station. Ontario residents aged 18 and older can submit names until November 14, 2026.

10:30 am ET2 min read

Reported

### [Two-thirds of Torontonians want more speed cameras, poll finds. Speeding on Parkside Drive rose 200 per cent after the provincial ban.](https://voche.me/on/toronto-2026/news/toronto-speed-cameras-poll-canada-pulse-insights-november-2026)

A Canada Pulse Insights poll conducted for CityNews between September 14 and 25, 2026 found that 68 per cent of Toronto residents and 62 per cent of GTA residents want more speed cameras on roads. The poll was released November 4. City data shows speeding on Parkside Drive rose 200 per cent after Ontario banned municipal speed cameras in November 2025.

10:00 am ET2 min read

Reported

### [Lawyer for four people arrested at Bloor bike lane protests says no-protest release conditions violate the Charter](https://voche.me/on/toronto-2026/news/toronto-bike-lane-protest-arrests-charter-november-2026)

Leora Smith, a lawyer with the Community Justice Collective, says Toronto Police placed unconstitutional conditions on four people arrested at bike lane protests on Bloor Street West. TPS says the charges are for obstruction, not protest. A larger protest is planned at University Avenue.

9:00 am ET3 min read

## Friday, October 30

Reported

### [Ontario finishes removing bike lanes on Bloor Street West in Etobicoke](https://voche.me/on/toronto-2026/news/bloor-west-bike-lane-removal-complete-october-30)

The province says it has finished removing 1.2 kilometres of protected cycling infrastructure between Clissold Road and Royal York Road, the first completed bike lane removal under the Ford government's program.

11:00 am ET2 min read

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