About the collection

A place to get your bearings

CURBS provides location information only. It does not represent a business or recommend commercial services.

What is included

This release combines nine Canadian city collections: Toronto, Mississauga, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Montréal, Ottawa and Québec City. Each city has documented signal evidence and a non-residential location screen.

Live local tools

Every location includes coordinate-centred traffic, transit, cycling and parking links and an Environment Canada forecast. External sources display the current conditions; CURBS does not certify them.

How to use the information

An intersection inventory describes a listed control, not its live operating status. Nearby land use does not establish a specific tenant or entrance. Confirm the crossing, access, parking and final destination at street level. Compass references are straight-line distances, not routes.

Sources and attribution

Municipal signal or intersection inventories inform each city. Winnipeg uses parcel zoning, Montréal uses property-use and commercial-occupancy evidence, Ottawa uses its intersection and zoning layers, and Québec City uses its public intersection-control and 2025 land-use datasets. Western-city sources were retrieved 23 September 2026; subsequent city sources were retrieved 24 September 2026.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto. CURBS is an independent adaptation, not endorsed by the municipalities.