Transportation

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Surrey today (September 4) to announce, along with Premier John Horgan, that the federal government and the province will fund the Vancouver Broadway subway project and the Surrey-Newton-Guildford light rail trans

Cargo numbers in Canada continue steady climb in the face of rapidly changing market

Initial operations slated for Port Moody, Port Coquitlam and Richmond

Red-light cameras are now operating around the clock at 140 intersections in B.C. The cameras, which snap pictures of cars running red lights, previously operated for just six hours a day. They have been upgraded so that they can run 24 hours a day.

WestJet plans to fly twice weekly between Calgary and Terrace

Uber factor set to seriously erode value of taxi licences in the province

Singapore-based PSA International in deal to acquire 60% of Ashcroft Terminal's business in Western Canada

Swire’s China Navigation Co. head office adds to port’s global maritime industry hub credentials

B.C. Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Claire Trevena was in Prince George July 25 to showcase the BC Bus North service, launched last month to fill the gap Greyhound left behind when it ended passenger service in northern B.C.

Being late to the ride-hailing party could allow B.C. to avoid mistakes made elsewhere