BC Transit takes part in Cowichan Valley event to support low vision/blind students
Pictured L to R: Kim Lamb (Transdev Canada), Olivia Fryia, Adam Fryia (Transdev Canada), Allie Frizzell (BC Transit), Taylor Watson (BC Transit), Tricia Pokorny (CNIB) and Jiggs, Chadwick Green (Transdev Canada) On May 21, the Cowichan Valley School District Vision Team held a special Traffic Safety for Students with Low Vision event. BC Transit, our...
Campbell River handyDART customer grateful for connection, independence
The significant impact of handyDART service on its customers gets talked about often. Connection to the community, mobility and reduced feelings of isolation are all positive outcomes from this door-to-door service provided in most transit systems throughout the province. Recently, the partner of a customer sent a letter to the City of Campbell River Council,...
West Coast Transit marks one year of connecting communities
The West Coast Transit system was an idea, a dream, more than a decade ago but in March 2025, it became a reality.
Comox Valley partners team up for quick flood response and evacuations
Natural weather events can move fast and put people at risk, and if an emergency response doesn’t happen quickly, the safety of residents can be jeopardized. The Comox Valley Regional District and Keolis Canada didn’t hesitate to support their community, and their quick teamwork and collaboration with the RCMP recently resulted in a successful evacuation for dozens of local residents.
Kelowna driver gives high school life skills class a memorable trip
A Grade 11 Life Skills class in WestKelowna got on a Route 97 bus in early November, and Darcy Hamilton made sure they not only felt welcome onboard but were also entertained by his positive energy…and singing voice!
National transit association honours BC Transit with two recognition awards
For the thoughtful and inclusive launch of a new transit system and a dynamic campaign to celebrate the development of a sustainable transit facility, BC Transit has been recognized with two prestigious awards by the Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA). “The national recognition BC Transit has received for two of its recent achievements highlights how...
Commitment and strong partnerships lead to handyDART service for Tseshaht First Nation
Thanks to years of collaborative efforts between Tseshaht First Nation and the Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District (ACRD), on-reserve members of the Nation can now access handyDART services.
Chilliwack customer grateful for handyDART service and the amazing people who provide it
It only takes a few minutes of talking to Colleen Frank and hearing her great laugh before you realize she has a large, infectious personality and positive outlook on life. But the last year of her life has really tested that disposition.
Kamloops driver cycles his way to “hero” status with return of lost backpack
It’s always nice for Operators to be recognized by customers and community members through our official feedback channels. But it’s not often that a driver gets a shout out from two different people for the same act! That’s what happens when you not only go above and beyond, but you use an alternative mode of transportation to make it happen.
Construction completes on Victoria Street Transit Exchange in Nelson
BC Transit is pleased to announce the completion of the new Victoria Street Transit Exchange in Nelson. The Victoria Street exchange means more frequent and regularly scheduled routes that better connect the West Kootenay region to Nelson’s downtown.