The transit commission on Monday endorsed an OC Transpo recommendation to make every person wear a non-medical cloth mask on buses, trains and in stations starting June 15, with the top boss assuring commissioners that law enforcement won’t be aggressively ticketing people for breaking the unprecedented rule. Read More
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In a Canadian first, transit commission approves mandatory masks on OC Transpo
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