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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.

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.

DriveBC unveils updated platform in time for summer travel season

The province unveiled a streamlined website Thursday where drivers can check road and weather conditions on provincial highways.

B.C. small businesses worry U.S.-Canada trade dispute could hurt summer season

Many small businesses in British Columbia are concerned the ongoing U.S.-Canada trade dispute could disrupt their operations this summer, according to data from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).

BC Ferries planning to revamp check-in and boarding systems

The changes would come to the company’s five major terminals: Duke Point, Tsawwassen, Horseshoe Bay, Departure Bay and Swartz Bay.

Essential commercial travel now possible on Coquihalla Highway

With Highway 5 now open for commercial vehicles weighing up to 11,794 kg, the travel restrictions on Highway 3 will be lifted Tuesday.

Road Safety at Work asks B.C. drivers to consider if travelling is worth it this winter

Considering whether or not to drive depending on conditions is an important part of winter driving, accordion to Road Safety at Work (RSW).

Stormy Weather Causes Ferry Cancellations

The wet weekend weather conditions continued into Sunday and caused a number of BC Ferry cancellations. According to BC Ferries,...

Direct Ferry Service From Texada to Comox in the Works

BC Ferries has announced a pilot project that will run direct service from Texada Island to Comox. Northern Sunshine...

New Rules Implemented at BC Ferries

Starting today, passengers of BC Ferries won't be allowed to stay in their cars if they're on a closed...

BC Ferries banning smoking, passengers on closed decks

B-C Ferries is banning passengers from staying in their vehicles on closed decks starting this fall. Director of Fleet Operations...

Ferries set for Canada Day long weekend

BC Ferries is prepping for a busy long weekend. Spokesperson Deborah Marshall says traffic is expected to start picking...

BC Ferries “Size up the Savings” promo starts Saturday

If you're planning on a road trip this summer, it might cost a little less to get your recreational...

Ferries getting set for Easter long weekend

BC Ferries is preparing for a busy long weekend. Extra sailings have been added to accommodate the anticipated boost in...

BC Ferries offering 50% discount

BC Ferries is getting ready for spring break. The company is offering 50% off regular passenger fares, plus kids 11...

The importance of getting your travel shots

Health officials are reminding travelers to make sure you've got the right shots before you head off on vacation. ...

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