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City of Toronto Files Court Injunction Against Uber

Sebolains writes: The city of Toronto in Ontario, Canada has filed a court injunction on Uber Canada Inc. today that requests for all operations in the city to cease. Uber has been operating there since 2012 without a license from the city, and so officials are concerned that Uber's operations pose a risk to both drivers and riders. How quickly this will happen, we don't know, but the city has asked the courts to be expedient in hearing this application.

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  1. Since 2012 by Spy+Handler · · Score: 3, Funny

    For the past several years the city leaders of Toronto have been afraid to go after Uber, allowing it to operate unlicensed out of fear that the CEO and CFO of Uber will bash their heads in with baseball bats.

  2. Re:Toronto Municipal Gov't divided by Shakrai · · Score: 5, Funny

    The current Mayor doesn't support it? You'd think he'd be in favor of anything that would get him home safely from a hard night of drinking and smoking crack cocaine....

    There's Uber's motto: Hey, we've gotta be safer than driving under the influence.

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  3. Re:Toronto Municipal Gov't divided by ArcadeMan · · Score: 3, Funny

    There's Uber's motto: Hey, we've gotta be safer than driving under the influence.

    Canadian version: We've gotta be safer than driving under the influence, eh?