Transportation

Latest dollars come after Washington state legislators earmarked US$150M to ramp up development earlier this year

As the world mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the Richmond News looks back on the day Her Majesty cut the ribbon at The Tube in 1959

The Port of Vancouver has again delayed the start date of a program aimed at replacing older trucks in the drayage fleet that services port terminals, but a group of independent operators remains unhappy – and is again threatening job action.

Precursor airline Trans-Canada Air Lines flew between Vancouver and Seattle in 1937

Two workers fell into the water off Canada Place Monday while unloading baggage from a cruise ship. Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services and a B.C.

Transpacific shipping demand down, cargo congestion easing at West Coast ports

The electric river bus service was first proposed back in 2018. It would connect the communities of Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Port Coquitlam, Surrey and New Westminster to major transit hubs

Buoyed by a recent favourable court decision, the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority (VFPA) appears increasingly optimistic about the prospects for its controversial Terminal 2 container cargo expansion project at Roberts Bank.

Michael Richards never thought he’d work anywhere other than with BC Ferries for the rest of his working life after he started in 2015.

BC Ferries released its Q1 results on Thursday, noting the company’s highest ever vehicle-traffic levels during the first three months of 2022.