Transportation

Canadian ports are not luring U.S. cargo with unfair competitive advantages – that's the key finding in a just-released U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) report.

Government subsidies to BC Ferries create uneven playing field

Victoria demands money-losing corporation find operational efficiencies

An attempt by Vancouver city councillor George Affleck to protect downtown bike rental shops against a subsidized bike share program got deflated Tuesday.

In the fierce competition for West Coast-bound cargoes, Port Metro Vancouver (PMV) has launched a plan to up its competitive edge by increasing trucking efficiency.

A new electric-powered streetcar that requires no overhead wires or third-rail connection will be on display at Granville Island Public Market today through Sunday.

The Surrey Board of Trade has thrown its support behind calls for an Amtrak Cascades train stop in Blaine, Washington. Currently, Fraser Valley and south Fraser residents need to travel into downtown Vancouver to board the Seattle-bound train.

Fraser Valley residents heading to the U.S. to shop will still have to wait in line at the border, but at least they’ll know in advance how long the wait may be, thanks to a new electronic display sign on Highway 1.

Urban Garage , a West Vancouver luxury and high-performance car dealer, recently went to great lengths to bring a rare 1973 Porsche 911RS to the West Coast from New York.

The City of North Vancouver council has approved a $100 million port project for improvements to Low Level Road.