Blog posts : "rail"

27 per cent increase faced by Duncan’s Top Shelf Feeds, the only feed mill on Vancouver Island.

West Shore by throwing its support behind commuter rail, light rapid transit

Our track is already laid; it needs to be beefed-up for commuter service.

just three of those "toothpicks" filled a rail car to overflowing.

“We have to recognize that if rail is going to come across this bridge now it’s time for our province to step up,”

The plan: Two light-rail lanes, two car lanes, no on-street parking

another that damaged a railway crossing gate at Jingle Pot Road and the Island Highway.

“It’s the centerpiece of our trail system so it would be great to get,”

"It's a question of how far we go with the spur line,"

It voted unanimously in favour of rail being the preferred option for the transit system,

Commuters bound for Victoria could see a rail transit option open up in the next year or two.

Since 2001, the province has invested almost $20 million in improving road safety at rail crossings throughout B.C.

the complacent majority have made perfectly clear through their editorial letters and votes they want no part of expensive commuter service

then rail should be used to move the coal.

The upgrades done to the eight-kilometre long trail that was used on a railway line constructed here more than 100 years ago

an issue that folks in the Cowichan Valley should be keeping a close eye on.

Victoria to apply for gas tax funds to help pay for new crossing

Put railway wheels on city buses and stick them on the E&N line at rush hour. "They could stay on the rails; just drop people off to connect with other transit."

The owner of Cowichan’s Top Shelf Feeds says rising rail rates are a low blow threatening the future of island businesses

Victoria to apply for gas tax funds to help pay for new crossing

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