Transportation

Most Metro Vancouver business organizations say a yes vote is needed to get the region moving. The CFIB disagrees

CN reached a tentative labour agreement with Unifor late February 23, averting a lockout that would...

As an organizer with the Yes coalition on the upcoming transit referendum, I’d be the first to admit that last week (February 16 to 20) was not a good one for gaining support for the proposed Congestion Improvement Tax to finance the Mayors’ Council

Andy Smith's current job as representative of port employers means there is "perception of bias," says Unifor

Surrey has higher rates of both poverty and automobile dependence than other Metro Vancouver municipalities

Support for the No side in the upcoming transit referendum appears to be gaining ground at an increasing rate

Canadian Pacific Rail (TSX:CP) and the union representing its striking workers have agreed to accept binding arbitration just hours before Ottawa was set to enact back-to-work legislation.

Cost of congestion could be reduced by 1/3 with transit improvements, according to report commissioned by Metro Vancouver mayors

In a poll, 80% of Metro Vancouver business owners said they would vote no to raising the provincial sales tax 0.5% increase to pay for transit improvements

But changes are not enough to assure voters the transit authority will spend money wisely, says TransLink critic