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Air travel might not return to normal until 2023: report

Air travel might not return to normal until 2023: report

A recent study looking at the longterm impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on global air travel projects the industry will not recover until 2023
Uber announces new safety protocols during COVID-19

Uber announces new safety protocols during COVID-19

Uber is implementing new safety protocols for drivers and riders who still depend on ridesharing for essential trips. Starting May 18, all Uber drivers and riders are required to wear a face mask or a face covering during their trips.
ICBC facing $1b investment loss after market collapse

ICBC facing $1b investment loss after market collapse

But claims significantly down due to pandemic, could yield surplus
Canada Line construction damages suit returns for new trial

Canada Line construction damages suit returns for new trial

Business awarded $181,400 in 2018 B.C. Supreme Court guidance decision
Regulator approves two more B.C. ride-hailing companies

Regulator approves two more B.C. ride-hailing companies

Companies are the 12th and 13th operators to be approved for ride-hailing services in B.C.
B.C.’s road to recovery: COVID-19 will radically overhaul the aviation industry

B.C.’s road to recovery: COVID-19 will radically overhaul the aviation industry

Safety measures and changing business strategies likely in post-pandemic era
Tamara Vrooman to be president and CEO at Vancouver International Airport

Tamara Vrooman to be president and CEO at Vancouver International Airport

Vrooman had been CEO at Vancity
B.C.'s road to recovery: TransLink plots funding route to renewal

B.C.'s road to recovery: TransLink plots funding route to renewal

Revenue and Metro Vancouver ridership have fallen significantly
Ruling on electric bike could cause confusion

Ruling on electric bike could cause confusion

Ruling could send mixed signals on provincial pilot project to promote e-scooters
YVR airport authority issues layoff notices

YVR airport authority issues layoff notices

The Vancouver Airport Authority is issuing layoff notices on Monday (May 11) as it expects to have half the passengers – or less – travelling through its gates over the next three years.