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Ministry, health authority working to optimize duplicated bus services

Ministry, health authority working to optimize duplicated bus services

Multiple government-subsidized bus services operating in northern B.C.
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Terminal 2 opponents want review panel to widen scope of project’s environmental assessment

Terminal 2 opponents want review panel to widen scope of project’s environmental assessment

Public hearings underway on multibillion-dollar Roberts Bank container cargo expansion proposal
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Province of B.C. to study North Shore-Vancouver rapid transit line

Province of B.C. to study North Shore-Vancouver rapid transit line

Think of it. The North Shore to downtown in a matter of minutes. Express service. No traffic. The province is set to begin the first-ever study into the feasibility of a rapid transit line connecting the North Shore and downtown Vancouver.
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Prince Rupert to add second container terminal, quadruple TEU handling

Prince Rupert to add second container terminal, quadruple TEU handling

South Kaien Island identified as site for 2.5 million unit handling facility
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Public environmental assessment hearings underway on proposed Roberts Bank container terminal

Public environmental assessment hearings underway on proposed Roberts Bank container terminal

The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency has kicked off the public hearing process on the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority's proposed $2 billion to $3 billion Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project.
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Rebates driving electric vehicle sales boom in B.C.

Rebates driving electric vehicle sales boom in B.C.

New federal incentive prompts dramatic jump in orders; Tesla is top seller
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WestJet sale could mean the end of Swoop: Canada Jetlines chair

WestJet sale could mean the end of Swoop: Canada Jetlines chair

Onex Corp. makes $3.5-billion offer to buy WestJet in deal valued at $5 billion, including debt
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ILWU vote clears way for B.C. port workers strike

ILWU vote clears way for B.C. port workers strike

Results of May 8 and 9 ILWU Canada vote show 98% in favour of a strike to secure a new contract with BC Maritime Employers Association companies
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Technology, data key to port efficiencies, board of trade told

Technology, data key to port efficiencies, board of trade told

Need for port land won’t jeopardize ALR, minister says
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Global terminal operator DP World buys Fraser Surrey Docks

Global terminal operator DP World buys Fraser Surrey Docks

Dubai-based DP World adds Fraser River container terminal to its other major West Coast port properties
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