It is an issue that has pitted the taxi industry against the provincial government and now we are learning that ride-sharing service regulations could end up as an election issue.
The provincial government now says it is likely it will table a plan before next May’s election.
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Apps like Uber and Lyft are popular in other cities but concerns over insurance and other factors have delayed any roll out in B.C.
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The province has been getting input from various stakeholders and a discussion paper will be presented in September.
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