Transportation Sector
The transportation sector in British Columbia (BC) plays a pivotal role in connecting diverse communities and facilitating the movement of goods and people across the province's vast and varied landscapes.
BC boasts a well-developed and extensive transportation network, encompassing highways, railways, airports, and marine routes. The province's road infrastructure, including the iconic Trans-Canada Highway, enables efficient overland travel, while a robust railway system connects key industrial and urban centers. BC's coastal geography is served by numerous seaports, fostering international trade and supporting the export of goods. Additionally, the province is home to major airports, such as Vancouver International Airport, enhancing global connectivity. Ongoing efforts in sustainable transportation initiatives, including the promotion of electric vehicles and investment in public transit, underscore BC's commitment to environmental stewardship within its transportation sector.
Marine
The marine sector is a linchpin in our economic prosperity, trade relations, and environmental sustainability; & holds paramount importance in British Columbia (BC), given the province's extensive coastline and strategic location. BC's marine industry plays a pivotal role in fostering economic growth, trade, and connectivity. The marine sector supports various industries, including forestry, mining, and manufacturing, by providing a reliable and cost-effective means of transporting raw materials and finished products. Moreover, the marine industry contributes to the region's tourism sector, with scenic coastal routes attracting cruise ships and promoting marine-related recreational activities. The emphasis on sustainable practices and environmental stewardship in BC underscores the importance of the marine sector in maintaining the ecological balance of coastal ecosystems and preserving the region's natural beauty.
With routes across the Island BC Ferries is a key marine transportation resource.
Seaspan is an association of Canadian companies primarily involved in coastal marine transportation, ship docking/ship escort, ship repair and shipbuilding services in Western North America.
Full service marine transportation specialists located in Campbell River.
Located in Campbell River this company has a diversified fleet of three tugs and six barges, with the capacity to take on any marine project the British Columbia coast can offer.
Full service boatyard located in Campbell River that outfits and services commercial and pleasure craft.
Vancouver Island Cargo and Marine Transportation Centre.
Western Maritime Institute (WMI) is up-to-date on the latest regulations from Transport Canada, Industry Canada, and the provincial government. They can help you understand exactly what’s required and will provide the best information to help you make an informed decision for your future.
Association of British Columbia Marine Industries
The Association of British Columbia Marine Industries (ABCMI) was created to further and represent the interests of the industrial marine sector and its supply chain. The ABCMI will work to strengthen the industrial marine sector of British Columbia. It will create a positive environment in which our industry can prosper and our people can grow.
Trucking
ICBC licensed driving school Campbell River & Comox Valley: airbrakes; class 3; class 1; transportation of dangerous goods.BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure
BC Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association
British Columbia Trucking Association
Jobs, careers, industry statistics and latest news for trucking in BC.
Trucking Human Resources Canada
THRC is the leader in human resources practices for one of Canada's most important industries, Trucking! Look here for training products, industry information and news.
Mountain Transportation Institute Ltd.
Train for a great job in only 3 months! Mountain Transport is North America's premier professional truck driver training school located in Castlegar or Langley.