If the region’s mayors were in the driver’s seat, the Oct. 19 provincial election would be about public transportation. Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West, who also serves as Chair of the Mayors’ Council on Regional Transportation, recently emphasized the high stakes of the election. “If public transit is not a priority for the next government […]
Union president says they will file a 72-hour strike notice soon
During a strike, most of its services would pause, except for critical medical appointments.
Service would discontinue, except for those who depend on HandyDART for cancer, renal and MS appointments
The transportation network will add additional bus service if the train service discontinues
HUB Cycling has launched their “Bike to Shop” campaign this month to encourage more residents to use two wheels instead of four
Transit organization replacing buses on 187 line, adding more vehicles to 186 and 157 routes
