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Visa initiative could draw new direct flights to YVR

Visa initiative could draw new direct flights to YVR

Airport CEO wants a bigger slice of traffic between China and South America
Vancouver airport CEO urges Canada to accept U.S. visas

Vancouver airport CEO urges Canada to accept U.S. visas

The Vancouver International Airport Authority's (VIAA) top executive is urging Ottawa to consider accepting U.S. visas for admittance to Canada as a way to make it more convenient for foreign visitors.
‘No’ vote on transit referendum would be ‘disastrous:’ mayors

‘No’ vote on transit referendum would be ‘disastrous:’ mayors

At a transit conference held October 31, Metro Vancouver mayors and economists outlined a scary outcome for the region if Lower Mainland residents vote “no” on an upcoming transit referendum that is expected to ask for increased funding for TransLink.

PRO: Should funding for TransLink be increased over current levels?

Increase funding for transit to build a more livable future
Supply chain report: Oiling the supply chain

Supply chain report: Oiling the supply chain

Simple steps could strengthen the weakest links
Supply chain report: Material considerations

Supply chain report: Material considerations

Construction sites rely on smooth-running deliveries from multiple sources
Surrey businesswoman making tracks in a man’s world

Surrey businesswoman making tracks in a man’s world

Lisa Tuningley parlays experience gleaned at North America’s leading railroad track manufacturer to build her own materials supply company

CON: Should funding for TransLink be increased over current levels?

TransLink needs to do a better job of using the budget formula it already has
Truckers will go on strike if port problems not resolved

Truckers will go on strike if port problems not resolved

Lower Mainland truckers say they will go on strike if problems with long wait times at port terminals aren’t resolved.
Craig Richmond: Flight plans

Craig Richmond: Flight plans

Craig Richmond started out as a fighter pilot, now he's Vancouver International Airport's top executive