Issue 130 Preview: Featuring an ad for “Cinci Beer” on the front, Twin Coach #9 is seen on the Detroit side of the river on July 23, 1965.  It is on Woodward Avenue travelling southbound at Jefferson.  Photo by James Alain from the John Knight Collection.

Issue 129 Preview: The cover is about Ottawa’s bus acquisition history over the years. Nick Hauser gives us a summary of bus purchases in the 1920s and 1930s to the present. Jonathan Braniff covers the celebration for the first 25 years of Grand River Transit. Also, Klaus Peter Canavan has

Issue 128 Preview: Transit heritage goes beyond the vehicles.  Here’s a prime example where NovaBus 20715 the oldest bus in the fleet of the RTL Longueuil, is spotted next to a collection of bus stop signs from the 50-year history of RTL’s operations on Montréal’s South Shore including the direct

Welcome to Our New Directors! On Saturday June 21st, the Foundation’s 2025 AGM was held at the Toronto Railway Historical Association’s Roundhouse Museum on board their preserved former Canadian National Railways caboose. At the AGM, the membership elected two new directors to the Board of CTHF – Marco D’Angelo, President

By Ashton Wong, for the Canadian Transit Heritage Foundation Visitors to Edmonton, Alberta’s 2025 K-Days exhibition were able to view two of Edmonton Transit Service (ETS)’s prized historic vehicles, units 59 and 148. These rare buses were showcased alongside informational displays and other historic items such as fare media and

Issue 127 Preview: The City of Hamilton, ON started transit operations using streetcars in May of 1874.  Over the years the system has seen transit modes fade out to be replaced by new ones while still providing effective public transportation for its citizens.  That evolution has continued to the present