Transportation

B.C. government says it will pay $246 million to upgrade buses and Skytrain over the next three years, but mayors are looking for $3 billion to fund a 10-year plan

That’s not to say that all commuters across the province are equally thrilled

Ship leasing company boss optimistic amid down market in container shipping sector

Turkish Airlines wants to fly non-stop to Vancouver but air agreement is likely an obstacle

BCAA senior vice-president and chief financial officer’s gift for successfully tackling multiple challenges at once plays key part in organization’s decision-making

While the Chevron on West Georgia Street east of Denman is closed for renovations, the Esso on the southwest corner of Burrard and Davie streets is serving a population that was estimated at almost 55,000 in 2011

Robin Silvester, president and CEO of Port Metro Vancouver, has said that “the shrinking supply of trade-enabling industrial land is the largest threat facing the Vancouver trade gateway and the region’s continuing livability.

The union that represents transit workers says TransLink's ongoing funding stalemate is a main reason for the unrest

A helicopter belonging to a B.C.-based company has crashed in Norway, leaving 11 people dead and two missing.

Flight to Delhi will start in October and be on Dreamliner aircraft