What a week it has been. On September 8th, Canada’s dollar-for-dollar response to the latest round of U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports. And almost as quickly, the United States began signalling that there could be more to come.
As students across BC return to school in a matter of days, it’s important that we all play our parts to ensure kids get to and from the classroom safely. By staying alert, slowing down and respecting school zone rules, every driver can help make the start of the school…
For months, Canada negotiated with the United States against the backdrop of tariffs already disrupting industries on both sides of the border. Those negotiations were difficult, but progress was being made, including toward reducing U.S. tariffs on Canadian-built vehicles.
Summer festivals across British Columbia bring people together for great music, local food and memorable experiences. But when the festivities end, planning a safe ride home and making smart decisions behind the wheel are essential to ensuring everyone gets home safely.
Whether you're heading to the Okanagan to tour some of B.C.'s best wineries, hiking the trails of the Sunshine Coast, exploring Vancouver Island or taking a camping trip in one of the province's many hidden gems, this is the time of year when many British Columbians are looking to squeeze…
As more British Columbians consider making the switch to an electric vehicle, the need for reliable and accessible charging infrastructure is becoming increasingly clear. The success of the transition depends not only on the vehicles themselves, but also on the network that supports them.
The Vancouver International Auto Show has never had more momentum. Attendance continues to set records. Manufacturers are choosing Vancouver to showcase new products and technologies. Visitors are embracing an event that has become much more than an auto show - it's one of Canada's premier automotive experiences.
When most people think about the future of transportation, they picture electric vehicles, connected cars, autonomous driving technology and increasingly sophisticated software. Few stop to consider the people who will keep those vehicles safely on the road.
British Columbia has earned its reputation as Canada's leader in electric vehicle adoption, but it didn't happen by accident. It reflects years of investment by manufacturers, dealers, governments and consumers.