Located next to Robson Square and the Vancouver Art Gallery.

The City of Burnaby estimates the facility needs $19 million of upgrades.

"In contrast with the warehousing approach."

Against recommendations by ICBC, police, and the City.

A former development director of BC Housing.

"Signs are emerging that sales activity is rounding the corner."

Growing the area's population by 61% to 50,000 residents.

Down from the default speed limit of 50 km/h.

It beat other bids by Tap & Barrel and Aquilini Restaurants.

"A defining moment for the labour movement in Canada."

The service area also recently expanded to Newton.

An area equal to Vancouver and Burnaby put together.

But the planned additional street entrance into Oakridge-41st Avenue Station isn't included.

And the expanded use of Surety Bonds.

An end of an era for Vancouver's tallest building.

An effort to improve the safety inside supportive housing buildings.

But TransLink is facing major delays and growing costs for such buses.

Accessible using the same Evo Car Share app.