Transportation

BC Ferries has awarded a Polish firm a $165-million contract for three new vessels — the first in its fleet to be powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG).

Ken Lyotier can hear a deep, oscillating noise that goes on 24 hours a day when ships are in Port from his home at the corner of Alexander and Columbia streets.

Terminals extend operating hours, but freight forwarders and others balk at added costs

The TransLink Mayors’ Council 10-year transit vision “needs a bit more work” as local politicians figure out just how to fund the $7.5-billion regional plan, according to B.C.’s transportation minister.

Transportation plan is key to the region's economy, say business groups, local government

Specialized marine industry talent pool evaporated with demise of Canadian shipyards

American Airlines (AA) is launching a new twice-daily flight between Vancouver and Los Angeles starting October 2 with bookings available starting June 21.

The provincial government has launched a promised whistleblower service for Metro Vancouver container truckers.

A strike by tugboat operators has been averted, with two unions agreeing June 14 to enter binding arbitration/mediation with their employer, Seaspan.

Complaints about traffic and road condition are common, but what are the worst roads in the province?