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B.C. Transit presents ridership report with data collected in late summer and early fall

B.C. Transit presents ridership report with data collected in late summer and early fall

B.C. Transit presents ridership report with data collected in late summer and early fall

Cinemagoers are about to revisit James Cameron's alien world after 13 years. But the hardcore fans – and Na'vi-speakers – have never left

Everyone is on-board for the new transit exchange for the city’s downtown after the BC Transit business case for the project was approved by the city. BC Transit had its grant application — under the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) — approved last May for the business case, working with the city to develop a design for the Nelson Downtown Exchange project on

This year was to have seen thousands of hours of service added to various routes

EDWARDSVILLE - Subcircuit 1 judicial candidate Ebony Huddleston of Alton, running as a write-in candidate in the June 28 Democrat primary, returned $1,000 to attorney Beth Gori in light of state law that prohibits contributions from other states in judicial campaigns.

The cash has been secured for the Nelson Downtown Exchange project. In a West Kootenay Transit Committee meeting in May BC Transit government relations manager Seth Wright confirmed that BC Transit received Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) approval for the Nelson Downtown Exchange project. The ICIP will provide 80 per cent of the funding required for the

Prom season is right around the corner and a special event aimed at making sure young people with special needs aren't left out is back after a couple of years off due to the pandemic.

BC Transit is facing a labour shortage and service disruptions in a number of transit systems across the province due to the ongoing impacts of COVID-19