Transportation

Rising costs, shrinking parking access helping increase market for alternatives

Thrice-weekly flights go non-stop to Qingdao and then on to Hangzhou

Vancouver-headquartered Impark announced this week it has appointed Ty Stafford as its new president, CEO and board member, effective January 3. Although Impark’s corporate headquarters are in Vancouver and its U.S.

Transportation: B.C.’s transportation sector looks to increase service, maximize efficiency this year

Shipping: 2017 promises to improve outlook for global container shipping lines following disastrous 2015-16

A new leading edge grain terminal planned for the North Shore that promises to break the bottleneck in Western Canada’s movement of grain has received a final investment decision.

Year-round service to start at three times per week

8 things that mattered in transportation: Low oil prices reduced ship operating costs, but a stalled global economy, record low rates and Hanjin collapse were among the sector’s 2016 challenges

Cars expected to start to arrive in 2018 and be in service by 2019

A handful of B.C. groups are banding together to bring food, gear and some much-needed distraction to the stranded crew of the Hanjin Scarlet. Thirteen crewmembers are on the vessel, which is anchored off Saturna Island.