Monika Traikov’s last Uber ride ended in tragedy earlier this year in Toronto. “I was knocked out I think for less than a minute but I came to and yeah, Nicholas (Cameron) never woke up after that,” Traikov recalled. Continue reading →

It’s official: the City of Vancouver is now a vocal supporter of ridesharing. Continue reading →

Stilwell, who is a multi-gold-medal-winning Paralympian, has used ridesharing services around the world. Continue reading →

The incident is the latest to fuel frustration among B.C. passengers as plans for ridesharing languish. Continue reading →

The province is now tracking taxi trips and will use the data to measure demand. It is based on that information that the province will determine whether ridesharing services are needed in certain areas. Continue reading →

British Columbians will finally get a a road map to the implementation of ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft. Continue reading →

“It’s not just been this year, or the year before or the government previous to this. It’s been a long time since this has been proposed.” Continue reading →

“Hopefully we’ll be seeing more cabs on the road very soon.” Continue reading →

The man was then dragged along by the vehicle, police said in a news release on Monday. Continue reading →

Advocates are pushing the B.C. government to speed up allowing ridesharing companies because of looming cannabis legalization. Continue reading →