Transportation

Vancouver Shipyards Co. Ltd. is suing one of its subcontractors that did early design and engineering work on electrical, heat and ventilation, and propulsion control systems for its three federal fisheries vessels.

Positive numbers for Centerm, Fairview operator, but outlook for global carriers is mixed

Vancouver-made technology is installed on ferries as airport expands revenue from non-aeronautical divisions

B.C. government pulls trigger on new Pattullo Bridge

A new daily non-stop flight between Vancouver and Tofino has been added to Pacific Coastal Airlines’ spring schedule. The new flight starts April 3, though the spring schedule will begin March 4 and be in effect until June 3.

Commission head acknowledges Lower Mainlanders are wary of the road levy

Developers have anted up to start and complete Metro Vancouver transit plans, which are seen as “crucial” to the local economy – and real estate sales. At the Marine Gateway Canada Line station in Vancouver, developer PCI Group paid $2.

Meridian Marine Industries Inc., a Richmond company on the Fraser River, has inked a deal to handle warranty work for BC Ferries’ three new Salish-class vessels that were built in Poland. Meridian will represent Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A.

BC Ferries is looking for customer and community input on the future of its Horseshoe Bay terminal. The current Horseshoe Bay terminal is at capacity and some of its infrastructure will soon need to be replaced, noted a BC Ferries press release.

Business travel has been key to the route’s success