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No help from province in getting to “yes” on transit referendum

No help from province in getting to “yes” on transit referendum

Metro Vancouver cities need to shoulder task of campaigning for transit referendum on their own, says premier
Cruise gently in a Bentley – the new 2015 Mulsanne Speed

Cruise gently in a Bentley – the new 2015 Mulsanne Speed

For those who are reluctant to sacrifice luxury for performance, the new 2015 Bentley Mulsanne Speed may fit the bill
B.C. Ferries aims to save millions by switching vessels to liquefied natural gas

B.C. Ferries aims to save millions by switching vessels to liquefied natural gas

The Spirit of Vancouver Island and the Spirit of British Columbia ferries are in line to be converted to run on liquefied natural gas to save $9.2 million in annual fuel costs.
WestJet adds $25 baggage fee for Canadian, U.S. flights

WestJet adds $25 baggage fee for Canadian, U.S. flights

Prices are about to get a little higher for WestJet (TSX:WJA) passengers wanting to check in bags on the country’s second-largest airline.
B.C. airlines flying high on resource boom, tourism upturn

B.C. airlines flying high on resource boom, tourism upturn

New players grab opportunities; existing operators ramp up charter business
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.