Transportation

Since early November, the former Queen of Tsawwassen — one of two original BC Ferries vessels — has been moored off of Gambier Island. But who owns the boat and why it's there remains a mystery

The Port of Vancouver has begun testing the first 100 per cent renewable diesel vessel in its daily operations in hopes of accelerating progress toward its goal of becoming a net-zero emissions port by 2050.

Vancouver’s GCT Global Container Terminals Inc. will sell its American terminal assets to a French conglomerate for an undisclosed sum, the companies announced. The deal, announced Tuesday, will involve a change in ownership for GCT’s two U.S.

Vancouver International Auto Show cancelled for fourth year in a row

In the nine days before the snowstorm, ICBC recorded, on average, 1,419 claims

Burnaby refinery owner to build 50 EV fast chargers between Victoria, Calgary

Shipping sector looks to sustainable growth after reaping benefits from pandemic demand

No, but it could affect how much you pay out in the end, says one Vancouver lawyer

Workers, contractors and visitors of B.C. Rapid Transit Company, West Coast Express, TransLink, Coast Mountain Bus Company and Metro Vancouver Transit Police will no longer be required to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19, and those employees currently on unpaid leave will be able to return to the workplace.

Airport is mobilizing 80 pieces of snow-removal equipment