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Friday morning (Dec. 23) TransLink issued a statement saying that extra staff has been working overnight to ensure public transit across Metro Vancouver can ...

TransLink's snow plan for severe weather is in effect and they promise they are in constant communication with each regional municipality to advise which roads and routes should be prioritized for plowing and clearing. With a winter storm warning in effect, they warn people to expect delays and build in extra travel time. [Trip Planner](https://tripplanning.translink.ca/#/app/nextdepartures?utm_source=vancouver%20is%20awesome&utm_campaign=vancouver%20is%20awesome%3A%20outbound&utm_medium=referral) and on

A winter storm warning is in effect for Metro Vancouver today (Dec. 23) and TransLink asks people to avoid travelling if possible and expect delays.

However, in the past few hours, ice build-up on SkyTrain’s guideway has caused multiple track issues and significant service disruptions. On the Canada Line there is no service between Bridgeport and Richmond–Brighouse stations. The Millennium Line is experiencing delays and there is no service currently between Lougheed and Burquitlam stations.

For those prudently parking their cars because of widespread icy and snowy roads, there were few options to get around on the last crucial shopping and ...

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