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Coal Harbour dock drama drags on

Harbour Air and Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre proponents eagerly await results of provincial engineering study on port air terminal
New wave of cost-cutting measures aims to bail out embattled BC Ferries

New wave of cost-cutting measures aims to bail out embattled BC Ferries

Critics say ferry service’s budget cuts and desire to reduce sailings don’t go far enough and could hurt business

$8b challenge: Rebuild shipbuilding

Seaspan’s successful bid to build $8 billion worth of navy and coast guard vessels is merely phase 1 in the project

Evergreen enterprise accelerating

SkyTrain extension sparks construction boom as more than 1,500 homes are set for completion by the time the line is built in 2016

Abbotsford Airport focuses on industrial land expansion

YXX looks to bank on $30 million runway and terminal upgrade to develop an aerospace hub
YVR taxi tensions intensify

YVR taxi tensions intensify

Airport authority looking to award a single, exclusive contract for passenger pickup service, claim Lower Mainland Taxi Association and Yellow Cab Co.

Industrial evolutions

Regional Growth Strategy promises to provide focus for future Vancouver development; Metro Vancouver plan aimed at preserving industrial lands and promoting development at ports, around transit hubs and in special study areas
Boundary tiff stalls flight plan

Boundary tiff stalls flight plan

Boundary Bay battling its past as it looks to expand. The airport’s former leaseholder has filed a lawsuit against Alpha Aviation seeking $950,000, but Alpha and the Corporation of Delta say they’re focused on building industrial capacity for the future

Float-plane dogfight drags on in standoff over Coal Harbour terminal fees, safety

Additional passenger levies, new terminal’s design among issues pitting airlines against Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre operators

Proposed coal port faces U.S. backlash

Public opposition targets $500 million Washington state facility that would compete head-on with Port Metro Vancouver