Car sharing services are popping up across B.C., and the provincial government is looking at how it might make auto insurance more easily available to people using them. Attorney General David Eby says it’s working with car sharing app developers to streamline the process: “How do we provide a more seamless experience for their users?”… Continue reading →

The NDP government says ridesharing delays are based on safety. Critics say the holdup is putting people in danger. Continue reading →

The Vancouver Taxi Association has a tentative agreement in place to develop a ride-for-hire app called Kater. Continue reading →

‘He pulled in, and he said to me either pay now or get out.’ Continue reading →

“Another summer without ridesharing means another summer of unreasonably long waits for non-existent taxis.” Continue reading →

Debate continued Wednesday in Saskatoon on regulations that would govern ride-sharing companies in the city. Continue reading →

A city committee held a meeting on Tuesday over the future of ride-sharing in Saskatoon. Continue reading →

B.C. Premier John Horgan is backing away from a government commitment to deliver ride-hailing in the province by Christmas 2018. Continue reading →

Interior designer and TV personality Jillian Harris took to Instagram to complain about Coquitlam-based Bel-Air taxi’s refusal to provide her a ride from Port Moody to downtown Vancouver. Continue reading →