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• [Published: 2008-11-10]
  Valley Communities want the Interurban

  Abbotsford City Council has joined the growing number of Fraser Valley communities voting to move forward on revitalizing the Interurban passenger rail line. Change is in the...
  author: Karen Wristen
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2008-09-22]
  NO TRUCKIN' FREEWAYS! Rally Sat. Sept 27, 2008 1pm

  The time has come to tell the Province– ...
  author: LRC
  source: LRC

• [Published: 2008-02-14]
  Federal Documents Show Gateway Environmental Claims are Running on Empty

  New documents from Federal agencies have come to light showing that the provincial government has no evidence to support its claims that twinning the Port Mann Bridge and...
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2008-01-14]
  Premier's Transit Plan on Collision Course with Highway Expansion

  SPEC's calls for "Double the Transit" were answered by the Premier this week with the announcement of his Provincial Transit Plan. ...
  author: Dave Fields
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2006-11-15]
  Traffic Jam Event!

  A great fun event for everyone to enjoy. Our goal is to set the stage for you, your family and friends to come together for inspiration, learning and fun! ...
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2006-11-02]
  GVRD City Councils contact list

  City of Burnaby ...
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2006-11-02]
  Lawn sign

  Pick up a "Better Transit, Not Freeways" sign for FREE and put it on your lawn in front of your house. ...
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2006-10-24]
  Traffic Jams Cost Billions

  Gateway Will Cost Us Even More ...
  author: Dave Fields
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2006-07-28]
  Falcon's Freeway a Future of Lowered Expectations

  Transportation Minister Kevin Falcon has argued that his freeway program will benefit commuters, especially South of the Fraser River. With the help of Clean Air Radio's...
  author: David Fields
  source: Clean Air Radio

• [Published: 2006-07-25]
  Victory on Barnston Island!

  The Agricultural Land Commission decided today to preserve Barnston Island's agricultural lands, ruling against an application to withdraw large portions of the Island for...
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2006-02-05]
  Transport for a Sustainable Region

  author: Eric Doherty
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2005-10-06]
  Twinning Port Mann Means More Congestion

  So read the headline in the Province newspaper, reporting on the Livable Region Coalition's first public forum on the Port Mann/Highway 1 expansion project, held Octobe 5,...
  author: Karen Wristen
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2005-10-03]
  The Human Cost of Exhaust

  Two reports released this summer underscore the need for government and personal action to improve air quality in BC. The State of the Air in B.C. Report deals with the...
  author: Robert Scharf
  source: Society Promoting Environmental Conservation

• [Published: 2005-04-04]
  STOP highway expansion LOOK at the alternatives LISTEN to the people

  source: Citizens Concerned with Highway Expansion

• [Published: 2004-08-24]
  Transit ridership continues to soar in 2004

  TransLink released statistics today that show transit ridership continued to increase dramatically during the first six months of 2004, maintaining the red hot pace set last...
  author: TRANSLINK
  source: TRANSLINK

• [Published: 2004-07-27]
  More highways and bridges no solution to gridlock and pollution

  Transportation Minister Kevin Falcon just announced that the B.C. government is planning to twin the Port Mann Bridge and widen the Trans-Canada Highway to eight lanes from...
  author: Gordon Price
  source: Business in Vancouver July 27-August 2, 2004; issue 770

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