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B.C. government confirms Massey Bridge will be tolled, have 10 lanes

B.C. government confirms Massey Bridge will be tolled, have 10 lanes

B.C. government plans to spend $3.5 billion to build the bridge, which will replace the George Massey Tunnel
Editorial: CP’s mainline to market efficiency

Editorial: CP’s mainline to market efficiency

Canadian Pacific Railway is on the right track in its pursuit of U.S.-based Norfolk Southern Corp. (NSC).
Uber’s Double Dutch tax dodge undermining local economies

Uber’s Double Dutch tax dodge undermining local economies

Why would anyone object to Uber, the user-friendly online drive-share service? Uber’s many riders obviously love it, but it seems civic officials are having conniptions.
Norfolk Southern blasts revised CP purchase offer

Norfolk Southern blasts revised CP purchase offer

Calgary-based railway sweetens equity pot for U.S. railway shareholders in bid to create major North American rail network
In search of a level playing field for taxis and Uber

In search of a level playing field for taxis and Uber

Personal and corporate investments in the taxi business are enormous.
Prince Rupert’s mayor eyes global cargo trade

Prince Rupert’s mayor eyes global cargo trade

A year into his four-year mandate, Prince Rupert’s 29-year-old mayor, Lee Brain, has a bold vision for the north coast city: global transportation hub.
TransLink needs to get on the road to better governance, UDI told

TransLink needs to get on the road to better governance, UDI told

In transit It was an apt irony that, minutes after leaving a November 19 Urban Development Institute lunch where Peter Fassbender, minister responsible for TransLink, declared the need to restore confidence in Metro Vancouver’s transit system, yours
Seaspan asks feds to reconsider $750m Harper government contract awarded to Quebec shipyard

Seaspan asks feds to reconsider $750m Harper government contract awarded to Quebec shipyard

Company CEO calls on government to reopen the bid, saying it was awarded ‘political reasons'
Vancouver-based GreenPower electric bus manufacturer lands first Canadian client

Vancouver-based GreenPower electric bus manufacturer lands first Canadian client

After landing three deals south of the border in October, GreenPower has secured its first Canadian client for its line of electric-powered buses.
UPDATED: Evergreen Line opening delayed until 2017

UPDATED: Evergreen Line opening delayed until 2017

The opening of the much-anticipated Evergreen Line, which will connect Burnaby, Coquitlam and Port Moody to...