Transportation

Canadian travellers will now be able to use automated customs clearance technology when heading to the United States through Vancouver International Airport, Vancouver Airport Authority announced September 5.

This fall, Vancouver’s business community is hoping to bend the ear of Transportation Minister Todd Stone on the contentious transit funding issue.

Trying different jobs and learning from their father were keys to Smith brothers’ successful transition to leadership

Icelandair will begin flying from Vancouver International Airport to more than 20 European destinations, the airline announced September 3.

The Vancouver Airport Authority and the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) have announced that they have reached a tentative deal, averting a strike that had been looming since the union issued 72-hour strike notice August 27.

The volume of cargo shipped through Port Metro Vancouver (PMV) was up in the first half of 2013 compared with the same period last year, the port announced August 27.

Graduates would be qualified to install charging stations

More flights, improved landing reliability increasing access to more regions of B.C.

A new four-lane, nine-kilometre section of Highway 97 in the Okanagan opened to traffic August 16.

The Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT) announced a $250,000 grant August 15 to the Northern Rockies Regional Airport in Fort Nelson to help pay for a new parking plan.