Whatever model the city chooses, Edmonton's example shows the importance of having bylaws that change with new technology. Chong said in general the same rules that govern conventional taxis apply to Uber other similar services and that fairness is important. Uber drivers are not required to post their licence in their cabs but customers can see them on their apps, said Chong. Under proposed legislation introduced in Manitoba Monday, Winnipeg has until Feb. 28, 2018 to develop a regulatory framework to oversee the city's taxi industry. In the Alberta capital, all complaints about taxis, Uber or otherwise, can be lodged by making a 311 call.

Source: CBC News March 22, 2017 00:22 UTC