Taxi · Executive · Airport transfer

Taxi dispatch software for Canada.

Bilingual taxi and executive dispatch for Canada, municipal + CTQ-aware, EN/FR console.

Licensing level: Municipal + provincial
Quebec regulator: CTQ
Toronto regulator: MLS
Key hubs: YYZ · YUL · YVR · YYC

Regulatory fit

Built around how Canada licenses for-hire transport.

Municipal taxi brokerage licence

City-issued broker/operator licence (e.g. Toronto MLS, Ottawa, Calgary).

Permis de transport (Quebec)

Provincial transport permit under Quebec's modernised taxi framework, overseen by the CTQ.

Bilingual service obligation

French-language service requirements in Quebec affecting rider-facing communications.

Regulators: Municipal Licensing & Standards (Toronto MLS) · Commission des transports du Québec (CTQ)

The Canada dispatch market

Canada licenses for-hire transport across three levels: municipalities (Toronto's MLS, Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton) issue brokerage and operator licences, while Quebec runs a modernised provincial framework overseen by the Commission des transports du Québec. Quebec also carries French-language service obligations that reach the rider-facing app. Dispatch software that ignores the provincial split — or ships English-only — creates friction in Montréal and Québec City. TaxiCloud treats licence jurisdiction as a dispatch attribute and ships fully bilingual.

Billing and compliance in Canada

Canadian fleets blend street and account work with significant executive and airport demand: flight-tracked pickups at YYZ, YUL, YVR and YYC, corporate accounts, and winter-weather ETA realities. TaxiCloud's airport module tracks arrivals and reshuffles ETAs automatically, while corporate billing in CAD and bilingual rider communications keep the experience consistent coast to coast.

Migrating to TaxiCloud in Canada

Operators modernising in Canada typically come from iCabbi, TaxiCaller or a legacy regional system. The migration imports drivers, vehicles, corporate accounts, tariff rules and historic bookings, with a parallel-run window. Console, driver app and rider flow ship in both English and French, so a Québec operator gets a fully localised product, not a translated marketing page.

Cities

Dispatch software by Canada city

Switching in Canada

Coming from another platform?

TaxiCloud vs iCabbi TaxiCloud vs TaxiCaller

FAQ

Canada dispatch — common questions

Does TaxiCloud ship a French-language product for Quebec?: Yes. The console, driver app and rider booking flow render in French alongside English, meeting Quebec's bilingual service expectations.
Is dispatch aware of municipal vs CTQ provincial licensing?: Yes. Licence jurisdiction is a dispatch attribute, fitting Toronto MLS, Ottawa and Calgary municipal rules and Quebec's CTQ framework.
Can it handle airport and corporate work in CAD?: Yes. Flight-tracked transfers at YYZ, YUL, YVR and YYC plus corporate-account billing in CAD are built in.

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Live console · Canada

One console for the whole fleet.

TaxiCloud is the modern dispatch OS for Canadian taxi and executive fleets. Municipal brokerage licensing in Toronto, Ottawa and Calgary, CTQ-aware provincial permits in Quebec, bilingual English/French console, driver app and rider booking, and airport transfers across YYZ, YUL, YVR and YYC — built for Canada's split federal-provincial-municipal reality.

Licence-class-aware dispatchEach licence class is a dispatch attribute — no rule-breaking on mixed fleets.
Airport flight trackingArrivals tracked; ETAs reshuffle automatically.
Audit-ready faresSigned, exportable fare records for the accountant.