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Can-ar Coach
is a division of Tokmajian Inc. It has existed for more than 30 years. The name,
Can-ar Coach was adopted in 1983 by the current Can-ar Coach owner and
president, Cy Tokmakjian. Can-ar Coach provides charter services to Casino Rama,
Pearson Airport, Toronto, southern Ontario, and operates public transit service
on behalf of York Region. Can-ar Coach also provides charter service to domestic
tour companies. 40 percent of their revenue comes from chartering their coaches
to domestic tour companies. Currently, Can-ar Coach employs 350 people (ranging
from mechanics to bus drivers).
In 2006, Can-ar Coach introduced a new livery. Only a small number of
their coaches received the new livery.
Can-ar Coach's official website is far from accurate. So it is not known
which motor coaches have been retired. In 2007, Can-ar coach acquired X number
of J4500. Currently, Can-ar Coach still operates MCI As, Dina Viaggios, MCI Ds
MCI 102EL-3s and MCI J4500s. Can-ar Coach operates over 33 coaches. The coaches
have various interior configuration in order to accomodate its customers' needs.
Can-ar Coach has maintained the public transit fleet for the
City of Vaughn since 1985. It continues to maintain the public transit fleet
after the amalgamation of the York Region Transit.
Dina Viaggios
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Location-??
December 31, 2006 |
MCI 102A2
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 Location-??
Summer of 2007
Ex-GO Transit |
MCI 102-C3
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Location-Toronto
Coach Terminal
August 24, 2007 |
MCI J4500
MCI 102-DL3
MCI 102-EL3
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Location-??
March 16, 2006 |
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Location-McCowan Road
August 16, 2006 |
Prevost Lemirage
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Location-Toronto Coach Terminal
March 19, 2011 |
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