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Westshore Terminals reopens Berth 1 after collision

Westshore Terminals reopens Berth 1 after collision

Westshore Terminals' Berth 1 is back up and operating, after a ship collision in December damaged the facility's trestle, the company has announced.
B.C. companies head to Seattle area aerospace conference

B.C. companies head to Seattle area aerospace conference

Seventeen B.C. companies and two regional airports will seek new business opportunities this week at an annual aerospace conference held just outside of Seattle.
Province confirms Evergreen contract, price tag

Province confirms Evergreen contract, price tag

The province has officially awarded the Evergreen Line contract to a consortium led by SNC-Lavalin Inc., revealed its $889 million price tag and confirmed a construction start date.
On the buses: Entrepreneurs hope to fill Greyhound void

On the buses: Entrepreneurs hope to fill Greyhound void

As Canadian bus behemoth reduces its services in B.C., industry regulations complicate the launch of competing operations
Port okays controversial coal expansion

Port okays controversial coal expansion

Port Metro Vancouver (PMV) has approved coal-handling upgrades at Neptune Terminals – one of two controversial local proposals to up coal-handling capacity in the Metro Vancouver area.
Coquitlam bus tour company suspended after fatal accident

Coquitlam bus tour company suspended after fatal accident

A Coquitlam-based bus tour company has had its operations suspended after a fatal accident December 30 in Oregon, the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure announced Friday.
B.C. coal exporters back federal government’s plan to privatize Prince Rupert’s Ridley Terminals

B.C. coal exporters back federal government’s plan to privatize Prince Rupert’s Ridley Terminals

Users of the northern terminal say private capital could position it better for expansion
Exclusive: Evergreen Line board pondered SNC Lavalin's legal troubles

Exclusive: Evergreen Line board pondered SNC Lavalin's legal troubles

Corruption allegations swirling around the company hired to design, build and finance the Evergreen Line rapid transit project were discussed at a meeting of the project board last June.
Feds to control all Seaspan contract news

Feds to control all Seaspan contract news

Taxpayers group says public money being wasted on federal government “spin control” as work on $8 billion shipbuilding contract intensifies
Who will foot damages from Port Mann Bridge ice bombs remains unclear

Who will foot damages from Port Mann Bridge ice bombs remains unclear

Metro Vancouver’s transportation network was clogged and businesses had difficulty transporting products when the new Port Mann Bridge was closed yesterday because foot-long ice shards were fallling from cables, damaging vehicles and injuring drivers.