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Ride-hailing in B.C. will hinge on future ICBC and transportation board decisions

Ride-hailing in B.C. will hinge on future ICBC and transportation board decisions

Legislation enables Passenger Transportation Board more power to iron out details for Uber, Lyft and other ridesharing companies
Businesses ‘bewildered’ by B.C. ride-hailing plans

Businesses ‘bewildered’ by B.C. ride-hailing plans

Ride-hailing advocates say government must re-evaluate murky timetable for rolling out services
B.C. moves to phase out gas-fired vehicles

B.C. moves to phase out gas-fired vehicles

ZEV mandate requires 10% of vehicle sales to be electric by 2025, 100% by 2040
B.C. promises ride-hailing insurance products by fall 2019

B.C. promises ride-hailing insurance products by fall 2019

Province remains cagey on when British Columbians can expect to begin using services like Uber and Lyft
B.C. to offer more details on ride-hailing plans

B.C. to offer more details on ride-hailing plans

Ministry of Transportation to facilitate technical briefing with media
Filld launches gas delivery service for personal vehicles in Vancouver

Filld launches gas delivery service for personal vehicles in Vancouver

Customers use mobile app to book fill-ups for their cars
SkyTrain switch threatens to derail Surrey transit link

SkyTrain switch threatens to derail Surrey transit link

SBOT fears council’s light-rail reversal will mean long transit development delay
New Surrey mayor, city council unanimously cancel LRT plans

New Surrey mayor, city council unanimously cancel LRT plans

Immediately after being sworn in to their new positions November 5, new Surrey mayor Doug McCallum and the city’s new councilors voted unanimously to cancel the planned Surrey-Newton-Guildford light rail transit (LRT) project.
Majority of previous Greyhound routes to be covered by year end: B.C. government

Majority of previous Greyhound routes to be covered by year end: B.C. government

Eighty three per cent of Greyhound routes that are set to disappear October 31 will be covered by other private operators by the end of the year, the provincial government announced October 29.
Nanaimo Port Authority CEO Ewan Moir leaves post after one year

Nanaimo Port Authority CEO Ewan Moir leaves post after one year

Ewan Moir has left the Nanaimo Port Authority after one year as its president and chief executive.