Transportation

$1.3 billion South Fraser Perimeter Road promises to unclog some of the main goods-movement bottlenecks between Metro Vancouver, the U.S.A., Asia and other trading regions

Lisa Tuningley now wants to help influence other women in Canada's male-dominated rail industry, saying their leadership can spur innovation

Traffic congestion in B.C.'s second largest city is impacting both business and family life, and Surrey can't wait until next November's transit referendum to figure out a solution for moving people around B.C.'s second largest city.

The South Fraser Perimeter Road (SFPR) will be officially opened before Christmas, provincial Minister of Transportation Todd Stone told the Surrey Board of Trade at a luncheon November 21.

An environmental impact assessment (EIA) of Fraser Surrey Docks' proposed coal expansion project released November 18 has found no significant risks to human health or the environment.

The British Columbia government will eliminate free ferry rides for seniors, introduce gambling on some sailings and reduce a host of minor routes as part of cutbacks announced today.

Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters British Columbia has announce the winners of the 2013 BC Export Awards, which recognize B.C. companies for their contributions to the province’s export industry.

Air Canada will increase capacity on its daily non-stop flights from Vancouver to Hong Kong and London starting November 16, Air Canada (TSX:AC.B) CEO Calin Rovinescu told Business in Vancouver following his November 13 speech to the Vancouver Board of Trade (VBOT).

BC Ferries is replacing its controversial bonus plan for executives with a salary holdback plan the company says is consistent with government guidelines on compensation.

Surrey retailers take hit from construction of major goods and traffic artery