Transportation

Climate activists are calling for a halt on coal export expansion plans out of Port Metro Vancouver (PMV).

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.

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.

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.

Direct flights to Munich to ease tourist travel from B.C.’s seventh top source of visitors

This weekend marks the beginning of the end for the old Port Mann Bridge.

TransLink is planning a reallocation of bus service and is asking for the public's feedback on the plan.

More than 200,000 drivers have taken advantage of a half-price deal being offered to encourage early registration for a new toll that will be charged on the expanded Port Mann Bridge when it opens next month.

Larry Berg, the CEO of Vancouver Airport Authority, will wrap up a 20-year career at YVR when he retires, which he plans to do in early 2013.

Vancouver City Council voted Wednesday to approve the new Transportation 2040 plan, which provides a framework for the future of transportation in the city.