The vote is set for Thursday, after talks between the union and B.C. Transit failed to reach agreement on sick leave, dental plans and mandated breaks for bus drivers.

The vote doesn't guarantee job action but gives union members the option, if they issue a 72-hour strike notice.

The driver of a BC Transit bus stolen last month in downtown Kamloops gave chase on foot and watched as it crashed into a pickup truck a block away. That is what a judge was told Monday as the alleged ...

TransLink's CMHC public transit workers across Metro Vancouver, represented by Unifor, are moving toward another possible ...

Metro Vancouver transit operators are one step closer to taking job action after voting overwhelmingly in favour of strike ...