B.C. Premier John Horgan is backing away from a government commitment to deliver ride-hailing in the province by Christmas 2018. Continue reading
Saint John common council has taken steps toward allowing companies like Uber to operate in the city. But cab drivers aren’t giving the decision a warm welcome. Continue reading
“It’s important that any provincial regulatory regime developed takes into account the need for fairness, consumer protections and workers’ rights in an ever‐changing economy,” said MLA Bowinn Ma. Continue reading
The app enables Maven members to reserve cars by the hour, day, week and month. Continue reading
Half a million people came to B.C. to find mountains, ocean… and no Uber. Continue reading
Eight organizations in British Columbia are joining forces to advocate for ride-hailing services in the province as soon as possible. Continue reading
The company has sent out text messages to registered users saying ReRyde will be fully operational, with a launch date set for March 1. Continue reading
“It’s uncharted water. There’s not enough incidents of accidents via ride-sharing to create claims for ICBC or process.” Continue reading
Said one BC Liberal activist: “…we need to look at the NEXT 20 years, not the last 20 years.” Continue reading
A report going to the community and protective services committee next week sheds light on the number of Uber drivers who have registered in London. Continue reading
