City staff have sent a letter informing the company they are in violation of the city’s vehicle for hire bylaw by not having a business licence. Continue reading →

Ridesharing vehicles are now on the road in British Columbia. Continue reading →

Halifax council inching closer to allowing ride-hail services like Uber and Lyft to operate across the municipality. Continue reading →

With ridesharing still not in B.C. after Christmas, critics say there are still too few options for people to get a safe ride home. Continue reading →

Tofino-based entrepreneur Dylan Green is planning to launch a fleet of rideshare vehicles in the tourist destination after beating Uber and Lyft in the race to get the province’s first ride-hailing licence. Continue reading →

The company has decided to pull its vehicles off the roads as it awaits its ridesharing licence application to be approved by the province. Continue reading →

The province has promised to have ridesharing available to British Columbians “before Christmas.” Continue reading →

The fate of ridesharing in B.C. has been put into question once again by the Passenger Transportation Board, but Premier John Horgan says there’s nothing to worry about. Continue reading →

The Passenger Transportation Board (PTB) has sent a letter to ridesharing applicants warning them to expect delays in their application being processed. Continue reading →

The call comes after Lyft raised concerns that municipal licences could drive up ridesharing costs and restrict access across the region. Continue reading →