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High gas prices driving British Columbians to hybrids

High gas prices driving British Columbians to hybrids

Hybrids accounted for 20% of Toyota’s total sales in B.C. so far this year
YVR hikes expansion-plan estimate by 62%, to $9.1 billion

YVR hikes expansion-plan estimate by 62%, to $9.1 billion

The Vancouver Airport Authority’s (VAA) $9.1 billion estimate for how much 75 major projects during the next 20 years will cost is $3.5 billion more than what the airport authority estimated in January 2017 – a 62.5% jump.
B.C.’s new cargo examination centre faces tough smuggling test

B.C.’s new cargo examination centre faces tough smuggling test

Analysis: More container traffic through West Coast ports means more opportunities for smugglers
Nanaimo-Vancouver foot-passenger ferry service will not happen this summer

Nanaimo-Vancouver foot-passenger ferry service will not happen this summer

Island Ferry Services will not be launching a foot-passenger service between Nanaimo and Vancouver this summer as expected.
Border biometric security to tighten in the summer

Border biometric security to tighten in the summer

Change could result in border-crossing slowdowns
Gas price hikes drive interest in electric, LNG options

Gas price hikes drive interest in electric, LNG options

Consumers, businesses eye vehicle alternatives as gasoline, diesel costs skyrocket
Two new container port programs test trucking efficiency

Two new container port programs test trucking efficiency

Appointment changes at GCT Canada’s Delta and Vancouver container ports start this month
Gas price hikes drive interest in electric, LNG vehicle options

Gas price hikes drive interest in electric, LNG vehicle options

Consumers, businesses eye vehicle alternatives as gasoline, diesel costs skyrocket
CP reaches tentative deal with striking workers

CP reaches tentative deal with striking workers

Some 3,000 conductors and locomotive engineers will resume work Thursday morning
Richmond’s Corvus Energy to help build Norwegian electric ferries

Richmond’s Corvus Energy to help build Norwegian electric ferries

A Richmond-based energy company is helping to create two all-electric ferries, but the catch is, they aren’t for B.C.