Transportation

Workers represented by ILWU Canada locals will vote on strike action this week after more than a year without a collective agreement

What happened: TransLink officially launches first phase of public consultations for Transport 2050 plan Why it matters: The plan will guide regional priorities for transportation for the next 30 years While Metro Vancouver residents embrace the warm

North America’s West Coast port workers and maritime employers bracing for controversial sea changes in marine container cargo movement

Greyhound cited unfair government subsidies among reasons for ending service

Vancouver Fraser Port Authority hopes to eventually convert land in east Richmond to warehousing to ease industrial land crunch

Passing through international security can be a daunting process, especially when a traveler is unsure of their rights.

Limited expansion options force terminal operators to look inward

Trucking industry labour shortage threatens to raise prices all along the logistics chain

Expanding marine infrastructure portfolio a key trend to watch for international shipping sector

High-paying jobs available, but marine industry in Canada is facing a serious labour shortage