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Westshore Terminals files lawsuit after ship collision

Westshore Terminals files lawsuit after ship collision

Westshore Terminals Ltd. Partnership has filed suit against the Japanese owners of the ship Cape Apricot after the vessel allegedly collided with Westshore's coal export terminal in Delta on December 7.
Teck says terminal damage won't hurt Q4 coal sales

Teck says terminal damage won't hurt Q4 coal sales

Vancouver-based Teck Resources Ltd. (TSX:TCK.A, TCK.B) says a ship collision that damaged a Westshore Terminals berth at Roberts Bank in Delta won't hurt the coal producer's sales this quarter.
First commute across new Port Mann gets good response

First commute across new Port Mann gets good response

The new Port Mann Bridge officially opened Saturday, but the real litmus test came with Monday’s commute – and judging by the tweets, both drivers and transit users were happy with their first morning trip across the new bridge.
Bombardier wins contract to build Evergreen Line trains

Bombardier wins contract to build Evergreen Line trains

The B.C. government and TransLink have awarded a $90 million contract to provide new Evergreen Line trains to Canadian company Bombardier Transportation (TSX:BBD).
Black sedan service hits regulatory speedbump

Black sedan service hits regulatory speedbump

Limo drivers who use Uber app required to charge a minimum of $75 per hour
International flight fight escalates over non-stop air service to Hawaii

International flight fight escalates over non-stop air service to Hawaii

YVR rolls out retail promotions and reduced parking rates in campaign aimed at luring back passengers opting for Bellingham airport
Opponents call foul on port coal export expansions

Opponents call foul on port coal export expansions

Climate activists are calling for a halt on coal export expansion plans out of Port Metro Vancouver (PMV).
BC Ferries public hearings begin tonight

BC Ferries public hearings begin tonight

Public hearings to help the B.C. government get ideas for how it can achieve $26 million in savings by 2016, as well as get input on the long-term vision for coastal ferry services in B.C., get underway today.
West Van goes to court over $20 valuation of Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal

West Van goes to court over $20 valuation of Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal

The District of West Vancouver is taking the Property Assessment Appeal Board (PAAB) to court for determining that the district's Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal should be devalued from $47.7 million to only $20.00 – a decision that will cost the district hundreds of thousands of dollars annually in property tax.
Massey Tunnel public consultations begin

Massey Tunnel public consultations begin

The first phase of a multi-phase consultation process regarding the replacement of the George Massey Tunnel will begin next week, the B.C. government announced this morning.