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Winter tires will be required on some highways starting this week

Winter tires will be required on some Vancouver Island highways starting Oct. 1.

Unions estimate BC Ferries’ China deal cost Canadian economy $1.5B

A new report estimates building four BC Ferries vessels in China could cost Canada $1.5 billion in lost economic activity.

BC Ferries gets approval to offset fuel surcharges with fare revenue

The BC Ferries Commissioner approved BC Ferries’ request to transfer its price-cap balance to the fuel deferral account.

BC Ferries sets sail for busy Labour Day long weekend

BC Ferries expects busy conditions all day Friday, with the busiest periods Saturday morning and afternoon.

B.C. unions renew call to bring ferry construction home amid Canada-U.S. trade war

A coalition of marine industry unions is calling on B.C. Ferries to ensure future ferries are built in the province following the recent breakdown in trade negotiations between Canada and the U.S.

BC Ferries sets sail for busy long weekend

The ferry operator said the B.C. Day long weekend is typically the busiest travel weekend of the year on the coast.

BC to triple public EV charging network by 2035

The B.C. government and BC Hydro said they will add 3,500 public electric-vehicle charging ports by 2035, more than tripling the utility's existing public charging network.

B.C. Highway Patrol urges safe driving over Canada Day

B.C. Highway Patrol is urging motorists to drive to road conditions, avoid impaired driving and plan ahead as Canada Day travel gets underway across the province.

BC Transit seeks feedback for Powell River system fare review

Public transit users in Powell River are being asked to weigh in on BC Transit’s services in the community.

Seasonal transit changes upcoming in Powell River

BC Transit, the City of Powell River and the qathet Regional District are advising locl transit users of a seasonal service change starting June 29.

ICBC adds online option for Learner’s licence knowledge test

British Columbians can now take the knowledge test for a learner’s licence online, a change ICBC says will make licensing more convenient and help reduce wait times at its offices.
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