Toronto taxi drivers will launch a job action if the city doesn't crack down on Uber, a drivers' union warned on Tuesday. Sajid Mughal, president of the The iTaxi Workers Association of Ontario, said as long as the protest doesn't block roads, his organization supports it. The city's reluctance to make Uber adhere to its own rules, he said, is forcing the cab drivers to take action. Mughal, however, said cab drivers continue to be hit hard by having so many Uber vehicles on the road. Last December, cab drivers slowed routes around the city before blocking the busy intersection at Queen and Bay Streets, just south of city hall.

Source: CBC News August 09, 2016 16:58 UTC