The GO Bus terminal was built back in 2003. GO buses would pick up and drop off passengers at the Toronto Coach Terminal on Bay and Dundas streets from the 1970s to the 1990s.

As for 141 Bay Street — the old Union Station Bus Terminal's address — it will become home to the (yet-to-be-built) northern tower of CIBC's multi-phased commercial development. Eventually.

The Murphy Road terminal will still be used as a bus stop, and work is expected to begin this year on a new downtown terminal near the former Bayside Mall site. A study is also underway to come up ...

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 ...

The city bought the former Greyhound bus terminal after the company ended its operations in Western Canada in 2018. The city had intended to find a tenant and let them invest in the building while ...

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.