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BC Ferries frustrates tourists ​— ​but they're still lining up to come here

BC Ferries frustrates tourists ​— ​but they're still lining up to come here

Ferry frustration seems to disappear once travellers arrive at their destination
October new vehicle sales up 20 per cent: DesRosiers

October new vehicle sales up 20 per cent: DesRosiers

TORONTO — DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. says new vehicle sales defied affordability headwinds to rise an estimated 20 per cent in October compared with last year.
Flair Airlines announces increases to Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­service

Flair Airlines announces increases to Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­service

Airline plans to launch Vancouver's first non-stop route to Guadalajara since 2004
B.C.-based Helijet orders first electric vertical-takeoff aircraft

B.C.-based Helijet orders first electric vertical-takeoff aircraft

VICTORIA — Vancouver-based Helijet International has placed what it says is Canada's first order for an electric vertical-takeoff aircraft to add to its current fleet of passenger and cargo helicopters.
Kirk LaPointe: B.C. is training to win an EV race nobody’s in and no one asked for

Kirk LaPointe: B.C. is training to win an EV race nobody’s in and no one asked for

B.C.'s government is racing to be the first jurisdiction globally to require by law that only electric vehicles be sold, writes Kirk LaPointe
Province cagey about subway completion as Broadway tunnel hits another milestone

Province cagey about subway completion as Broadway tunnel hits another milestone

Government report censors information about the critical path schedule and reasons for deviations
B.C. Transit asks for feedback on proposed fare increase

B.C. Transit asks for feedback on proposed fare increase

The agency says it could improve bus service if single-trip fares were raised to $2.75 or $3 per trip by 2025. Fares have been $2.50 a trip since 2010.
Passenger rights overhaul will barely dent bottom line, Air Canada says

Passenger rights overhaul will barely dent bottom line, Air Canada says

MONTREAL — Air Canada says the country's passenger rights overhaul will hardly hurt its bottom line, though the full effect won't be known until implementation next year.
YVR passenger count expected to exceed pre-pandemic level this winter

YVR passenger count expected to exceed pre-pandemic level this winter

Fuller and larger planes are expected to carry those passengers
Scooters and skaters and wheels, oh my: Micromobility devices on rise on roads, trails, bike lanes

Scooters and skaters and wheels, oh my: Micromobility devices on rise on roads, trails, bike lanes

Electric kick scooters and other such devices are not currently allowed on public roads or sidewalks, except in cities participating in a provincial pilot project.