Transportation

Island Ferry Service and the Nanaimo Port Authority have agreed on terms that could lead to the company signing a lease for marina space, bringing passenger ferry service between Nanaimo and Vancouver a small step closer to reality.

BC Ferries passengers will not be allowed to pop down to enclosed-vehicle decks to take a nap or tend to a pet as of October 11.

Corporation aiming to reduce its carbon footprint with refit of smaller vessels

BC Ferries is on track for its highest ever traffic volume this year, according to company officials, and the service carried a record number of vehicles from April to June.

Mega-mergers, bigger ships, autonomous trucking part of incoming tide of disruption facing major North American trade gateways

Seaspan Corp., Teekay second-quarter numbers down, but global shipping sector’s recovery sighted on the horizon

Grain and containers lead the way in 2017’s first half, but cruise traffic and breakbulk down

Uber will begin urban mapping across Metro Vancouver, it announced today (August 10), in preparation for when the B.C. government gives the green light for ride-hailing services to begin operating in the province.

Bill C-49 is Ottawa’s response to long-standing rail service complaints from the sector

CBSA examination process increasing costs and inconvenience in Port of Vancouver