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Airline execs testify on baggage fees; say reforms needed to lower travel costs

Airline execs testify on baggage fees; say reforms needed to lower travel costs

Canadian airline executives in the hot seat over carry-on bag fees say the federal government needs to reform this country's aviation system if it wants travel to become more affordable.
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Seaspan launches HMCS Protecteur, Canada's longest naval ship

Seaspan launches HMCS Protecteur, Canada's longest naval ship

A celebration in North Vancouver Friday marked the launch of the 173-metre vessel that will resupply Canadian and allied warships at sea
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Opinion: B.C.’s EV requirement puts consumers before carmakers, as it should

Opinion: B.C.’s EV requirement puts consumers before carmakers, as it should

Province reaches 2026 EV sales targets two years early, delivering savings and more vehicle options to drivers
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Photos: Here's what Vancouver's Broadway Subway project looks like at the end of 2024

Photos: Here's what Vancouver's Broadway Subway project looks like at the end of 2024

The underground stations are beginning to come together.
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Union in B.C. port dispute seeks judicial review of federal back-to-work order

Union in B.C. port dispute seeks judicial review of federal back-to-work order

The dispute between Local 514's roughly 700 members and the BC Maritime Employers Association resulted in a shutdown of port facilities across the province between Nov. 4 and Nov. 14.
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Parkland Burnaby refinery suppling Air Canada with low-carbon fuel

Parkland Burnaby refinery suppling Air Canada with low-carbon fuel

Air Canada is Parkland's first customer for low-carbon aviation fuel
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Flair to substantially increase B.C.-Alberta flight frequency

Flair to substantially increase B.C.-Alberta flight frequency

Edmonton-based airline plans up to 340 additional monthly flights between Alberta and B.C. in 2025
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Mario Canseco: Three-quarters of British Columbians support speed-on-green cameras

Mario Canseco: Three-quarters of British Columbians support speed-on-green cameras

Survey reveals public approval for automated speed enforcement and slower residential speeds remains high across the province
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B.C. Ferries trying out Starlink Wi-Fi, but only for crew

B.C. Ferries trying out Starlink Wi-Fi, but only for crew

Only crew members will have access to Wi-Fi during the trial, which is in its early stages and currently limited to operational needs, B.C. Ferries spokesperson Sheila Reynolds said Friday.
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Ferry sailings added for Swifties and others

Ferry sailings added for Swifties and others

B.C. Ferries and Hullo Ferries have added sailings for those headed to and from the Lower Mainland for special events, including Taylor Swift’s Eras tour concerts
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