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Virgin Atlantic halts Vancouver flights

Virgin Atlantic halts Vancouver flights

Virgin Atlantic will stop flying its Vancouver-London route on October 11 and will not resume seasonal flights on that route next year, the airline announced September 3.
TI Corp. hit with third lawsuit over Port Mann Bridge ‘slush bomb’ incident

TI Corp. hit with third lawsuit over Port Mann Bridge ‘slush bomb’ incident

A third lawsuit has now been filed related to the slush bombs that fell on drivers crossing the Port Mann Bridge in the winter of 2012.
TransLink bonuses boosted executive pay amid vows of salary freezes

TransLink bonuses boosted executive pay amid vows of salary freezes

All seven of TransLink’s senior executives enjoyed increases to their pay packages in 2013, despite a public pledge to freeze salaries.
Vancouver motorists stuck in traffic after culvert failure

Vancouver motorists stuck in traffic after culvert failure

In a city notorious for its traffic problems , drivers across the Lower Mainland are having to deal with a little something extra this week after a culvert collapse on the Highway 99 August 26.
Port Metro cargo continues rebound in wake of truckers strike, mid-year stats reveal

Port Metro cargo continues rebound in wake of truckers strike, mid-year stats reveal

Buoyed by a rising tide of trans-Pacific cargo and shipper concerns over potential longshore labour disruptions at West Coast ports in the United States, container traffic and other cargo shipped through Port Metro Vancouver continues to rebound from the 28-day truckers’ strike earlier this year.
Terminal giant launches Island container cargo service

Terminal giant launches Island container cargo service

Duke Point trial run comes amid rising tide of Asia-Pacific goods traffic to West Coast
City, railroad collide over future of Arbutus corridor

City, railroad collide over future of Arbutus corridor

Fight for control of disused rail line heats up after CP destroys gardens along tracks
Fraser Surrey Docks coal terminal gets green light

Fraser Surrey Docks coal terminal gets green light

Contentious $20 million terminal will carry U.S. coal destined for customers in Asia
Municipalities react to Fraser Surrey Docks coal facility approval

Municipalities react to Fraser Surrey Docks coal facility approval

Following the decision by Port Metro Vancouver August 21 to approve a proposed coal transfer facility for Fraser Surrey Docks, municipalities and community stakeholders have been weighing in on the decision.
New York investors pay $500 million for 45% stake in B.C.'s CHC Helicopters

New York investors pay $500 million for 45% stake in B.C.'s CHC Helicopters

A New York-based investment group is sinking at least $500 million into B.C.’s CHC Helicopters (NYSE: HELI) in a deal that will shake up the boardroom as a new single-largest shareholder comes into the fold.