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CP Rail served with strike notice

CP Rail served with strike notice

Two unions negotiating with CP have voted to reject company’s offer
Recommended Metro Vancouver mobility pricing models could cost families up to $2,700 per year

Recommended Metro Vancouver mobility pricing models could cost families up to $2,700 per year

The Mobility Pricing Commission, which has been studying ways to reduce congestion across Metro Vancouver, released a report May 24 that included recommendations for how to make traffic more manageable.
CN ratifies new contract with engineers

CN ratifies new contract with engineers

The new collective agreement is announced as the union votes on a deal with CP
Inside the ‘plumbing of a payment system’ as TransLink’s credit card tap service launches

Inside the ‘plumbing of a payment system’ as TransLink’s credit card tap service launches

Transit authority now allows riders to tap credit cards to pay fares by tapping
Air Canada sparks anger among Taiwanese-Canadians

Air Canada sparks anger among Taiwanese-Canadians

Business community embraces Taipei route but is upset by airline's decision to designate city as part of China on carrier's website
Transport minister announces $9.2 million investment in B.C.’s Ashcroft Terminal

Transport minister announces $9.2 million investment in B.C.’s Ashcroft Terminal

Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau announced May 16 a $9.2 million investment in a project at B.C.'s Ashcroft Terminal, a 320-acre privately owned inland transload and storage terminal with 350 acres of surrounding buffer land.
Queensborough-to-Quay ferry returns to New Westminster

Queensborough-to-Quay ferry returns to New Westminster

The Q to Q ferry, which carries passengers from Westminster Quay to Queensborough, will be sailing back to New Westminster this month. The service will run daily from May 19 to October 28.
Canadian ports lead North America cargo-handling growth

Canadian ports lead North America cargo-handling growth

Halifax and Vancouver driving container traffic increases north of the border, Journal of Commerce numbers show
Seaspan sinks $6 million into marine training

Seaspan sinks $6 million into marine training

Five-year contract with UK-based SeaWays Global covers new tugboat simulator
Victoria’s Viking Air hiring 200 workers to rebuild firefighting bombers

Victoria’s Viking Air hiring 200 workers to rebuild firefighting bombers

Viking Air will hire more than 200 workers as the aviation manufacturing company starts a new program to rebuild a firefighting water bomber.