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More than 140 ‘ice bomb’ insurance claims reported to ICBC

More than 140 ‘ice bomb’ insurance claims reported to ICBC

Reports of damage due to ice falling from Lower Mainland bridges a fraction of claims calls received by the insurer over the past week
UPDATED: LNG to power BC Ferries to a lower-carbon future

UPDATED: LNG to power BC Ferries to a lower-carbon future

Maintaining service reliability complicates the publicly owned transportation company’s fossil fuel replacement game plan
Grappling with the high cost of greening marine transportation

Grappling with the high cost of greening marine transportation

New International Maritime Organization low-sulphur fuel rules are the first step in cleaning up transpacific and other major shipping arteries
Seaspan’s US$200 million Swiber plan sidelined

Seaspan’s US$200 million Swiber plan sidelined

Vancouver-based container shipping giant’s Asian LNG project terminated
V2V Vacations shutting down its Victoria-Vancouver ferry service

V2V Vacations shutting down its Victoria-Vancouver ferry service

V2V Vacations, the passenger ferry service running between downtown Victoria and downtown Vancouver, announced Monday that it is shutting down. In a statement on its website, V2V Vacations said it will not resume operations in 2020.
B.C. streamlines truck permitting along key corridors

B.C. streamlines truck permitting along key corridors

Project Cargo Corridor to facilitate approvals for trucks travelling between the Lower Mainland and Alberta
Expansion helps Abbotsford International Airport welcome one million annual passengers

Expansion helps Abbotsford International Airport welcome one million annual passengers

Growth at the Lower Mainland’s second-largest airport is at 18.7% so far this year
Year in review: Crunching B.C.'s marine container cargo terminal automation equation

Year in review: Crunching B.C.'s marine container cargo terminal automation equation

North America’s West Coast port workers and maritime employers bracing for controversial sea changes in marine container cargo movement
Year in review: Ride-hailing’s rough road ahead in B.C.

Year in review: Ride-hailing’s rough road ahead in B.C.

Riders likely facing long waits, higher-than-expected prices, say ride-hailing companies
Private, First Nations owners take over former federal terminal

Private, First Nations owners take over former federal terminal

Riverstone Holdings and AMCI Group together own 90% of Ridley Terminals Inc. near Prince Rupert