Transportation

Local New Democrat MPs Jasbir Sandhu and Jinny Sims presented petitions containing roughly 400 signatures Thursday to the House of Commons, calling for a “comprehensive third-party” review of the impact Fraser Surrey Docks proposed coal project will have on people’s health.

TransLink can't keep up with demand, but the B.C. government and municipalities have ruled out new funding to put the system back on the track.

Vancouver International Airport may have just been recognized for five-straight years as North America's best, but YVR's world-class facilities weren't enough to draw more flights to the city at the start of the year.

TransLink ended 2013 with a $47.9 million surplus, even as an ongoing funding hole continued to impact transit service and put several planned upgrades on hold.

Those ever-increasing departure fees at YVR helped the airport take flight once again after passengers departing Vancouver International Airport ranked it the best in North America.

After 29 days, Vancouver's port trucking strike is over following an intense day of bargaining on March 26.

It was clearly a moment of triumph for Premier Christy Clark and her government.

The Port of Nanaimo is busy due to a backlog of Canadian grain and a truckers strike that has frozen container traffic through Port Metro Vancouver.

SkyTrain workers who handle the Expo and Millennium Lines have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike mandate.

Port Metro Vancouver is claiming its threat to terminate the licenses of striking truckers is getting things moving at the port again.