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The West Coast Express is turning 30. Here’s what it has meant for the region
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The West Coast Express is turning 30. Here’s what it has meant for the region
photo supplied As TransLink is set to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the West Coast Express, the Port Coquitlam mayor is hoping to see the more service on the commuter line. The train travels between downtown Vancouver and Mission City on weekdays, heading west in the morning and eastward in the afternoon and evenings. It makes stops at Moody Centre, Coquitlam Central and Port Coquitlam stations. “It’s a very popular service, and it has been…
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