Toronto's downtown bus terminal at 610 Bay St. will stop housing Greyhound buses next month. PNimg Greyhound Bus Lines folded their tents last month and shut down most Canadian operations.

The city plans to turn the former Bay Street bus terminal into a mixed-income, mixed-use development that reserves some of its affordable units for first responders and health-care workers, the ...

Plans to redevelop the downtown bus terminal include an expanded public garden running from Government to Douglas streets and a high-end, long-term rental building designed to complement the ...

The glory days of the terminal's bustling heyday are long gone, though, and it has fallen into disrepair. In 1935, the building was new and a hub of activity. Photo via Toronto Archives.

The Toronto Coach Terminal isn't much to look at these days—but guess what? It wasn't very pretty in the 1970s either. More than 40 years ago, Toronto's main intercity bus station at Bay and ...

The city is continuing to look for potential uses for the former Greyhound bus terminal in the West Village. The property, which is owned by the city, closed down as a bus terminal in 2018 when ...

At the Kipling Transit Hub, the new bus terminal is located on the west side of the TTC Kipling Subway and Bus Station. Some of the terminal features include: An accessible terminal building with ...