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Port Metro Vancouver handles record cargo in 2013

Port Metro Vancouver handles record cargo in 2013

It was another big year at Port Metro Vancouver.
Pattullo Bridge consultations in Surrey, New West delayed by TransLink

Pattullo Bridge consultations in Surrey, New West delayed by TransLink

The next round of public consultation regarding the replacement of the Pattullo Bridge is being postponed by TransLink.
United Airlines slashes 85 Vancouver jobs, 240 across Canada

United Airlines slashes 85 Vancouver jobs, 240 across Canada

United Airlines has announced it is cutting 85 jobs in Vancouver and several more in Calgary and Toronto.
PMV delays coal transfer facility decision

PMV delays coal transfer facility decision

Port Metro Vancouver (PMV) has further delayed its decision on a permit application for Fraser Surrey Docks' proposed coal terminal expansion, the port announced February 19.
China Southern first airline to offer daily Dreamliner flights from YVR

China Southern first airline to offer daily Dreamliner flights from YVR

China Southern Airlines (CSA) expects to be the first airline to offer daily scheduled flights out of Vancouver International Airport (YVR) using Boeing 787 aircraft, commonly known as Dreamliners.
New air service serving Kitimat formed

New air service serving Kitimat formed

More evidence of Kitimat’s boom is in the air with the formation of a new air service launched by the Haisla First Nation and the Summit Aviation Group.
Mayors to get say over TransLink, be responsible for referendum

Mayors to get say over TransLink, be responsible for referendum

British Columbia's transportation minister has booted the contentious Metro Vancouver transit funding referendum over to the region's mayors.
Victoria stands by decision to cut ferry route

Victoria stands by decision to cut ferry route

The B.C. government will follow through on controversial cost-cutting measures for BC Ferries, including the elimination of a route tourism operators say will kill their businesses.
London Drugs luxury airline subsidiary puts five new Learjets into service

London Drugs luxury airline subsidiary puts five new Learjets into service

London Air Services, the private-jet air travel division of Richmond-based London Drugs, has added five new Bombardier Learjet 75 jets to its service.
Surrey pushes $1.8 billion light rail plan

Surrey pushes $1.8 billion light rail plan

City survey finds strong support for LRT among developers and business owners, but TransLink has yet to decide on rapid transit options