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Inter-City Bus, Limousine and Shuttle Legal Name SA Approval Type Type PT Licence Limos Other PDVs PDV Fleet Maximum Municipalities Regional Districts Rider Express Transportation Corp. ICB Corporation 75149 GREAT CANADIAN RAILTOUR COMPANY LTD. ICB Corporation 70607 UNIVERSAL COACH LINES LTD. ICB Corporation 70045 Delta; Whistler BLUE CACTUS COACH LINES LTD. ICB Corporation 71298 Burnaby; Richmond; Whistler Atlin Trucking and Cartage Ltd. ICB Corporation 70796 MTR Western LLC ICB Corporation 71695 Penticton Transit Service Ltd. ICB Corporation 70003 DIVERSIFIED TRANSPORTATION LTD ICB Corporation 70459 Kamloops; Kelowna; Vancouver SILVER CITY STAGELINES LTD. ICB Corporation 71144 Kelowna; Nelson Sunshine Coast Connector Ltd. ICB Corporation 72221 Powell River WILSON'S TRANSPORTATION LTD. ICB Corporation 70583 Kamloops; Kelowna; Vancouver; Victoria; Whistler EPIC RIDES LTD. ICB Corporation 71843 Vancouver; Whistler MOUNT WASHINGTON PACIFIC ULC ICB Corporation 72344 Courtenay Cantrail Coach Lines Ltd. ICB Corporation 70832 Vancouver GREYHOUND LINES INC. ICB Corporation 70443 Surrey SQUAMISH CONNECTOR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES LTD. ICB Corporation 72184 Squamish; Vancouver Tofino Bus Services Inc. ICB Corporation 75217 Campbell River; Nanaimo; Tofino; Ucluelet; Victoria WHITEWATER SKI RESORT LTD. ICB Corporation 71785 Nelson HATHAWAY, Michael David ICB Sole Proprietor 75194 BALWARIA EMPIRE PVT. LTD. ICB Corporation 75197 Dawson Creek; Fort St. John GERTZEN VENTURES LTD. ICB Corporation 71747 Kamloops; Prince George; Surrey; Williams Lake POINT, Justin Cory ICB Sole Proprietor 72188 Alberni-Clayoquot; Capital MERRITT SHUTTLE HOLDINGS LTD. ICB Corporation 75153 Kamloops; Kelowna; Langley; Merritt; Prince George Central Okanagan; Fraser-Fort George; Metro Vancouver; Thompson-Nicola WHISTLER RIDES INC. ICB Corporation 72238 Metro Vancouver; Squamish-Lillooet STAINSBY, Gillian Mary ICB Sole Proprietor 75306 Kamloops; Lillooet; Lytton; Whistler Squamish-Lillooet; Thompson-Nicola THOMPSON VALLEY CHARTERS LTD. ICB Corporation 70102 Kamloops Thompson-Nicola TOURLAND TRAVEL LTD. ICB; Limo Corporation 70646 10 10 Whistler Metro Vancouver WESTCOAST TRAIL EXPRESS INC. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 70603 2 2 Victoria Alberni-Clayoquot; Capital VANCOUVER TOURS AND TRANSIT, LTD. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 70315 1 1 Alberni-Clayoquot; Capital; Cariboo; Cowichan Valley; Fraser-Fort George; Islands Trust; Metro Vancouver; Nanaimo TILLICUM STAGE LINE LTD. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 71189 1 1 Alberni-Clayoquot; Capital; Comox Valley; Cowichan Valley; Islands Trust; Mount Waddington; Strathcona SMITH TRANSPORTATION LTD. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 70744 1 1 Courtenay; Nanaimo; Victoria Capital; Comox Valley; Nanaimo Mc Cullough Coach Lines Ltd ICB; Other PDV Corporation 70063 1 1 Capital; Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver BIG WHITE CENTRAL RESERVATIONS LTD. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 70915 5 5 Kelowna Central Okanagan 9148736 CANADA INC. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 72185 1 1 Central Okanagan; Columbia Shuswap; North Okanagan International Stage Lines Inc ICB; Other PDV Corporation 70770 1 1 Central Okanagan; Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver; North Okanagan PICHIE, Joseph Anthony David ICB; Other PDV Sole Proprietor 72407 2 2 Chetwynd; Mackenzie; Prince George Fraser-Fort George QUICK COACH LINES LTD. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 70834 1 1 Surrey Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver; Squamish-Lillooet LANDSEA TOURS LTD. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 71787 8 8 Metro Vancouver WEST COAST SIGHTSEEING LTD. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 70730 1 1 Vancouver Metro Vancouver COACHCANADA BUS LINES LTD ICB; Other PDV Corporation 70350 3 3 Vancouver Metro Vancouver HARBOUR AIR LTD. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 72380 2 2 Sechelt Metro Vancouver; Sunshine Coast RNN SERVICES LTD. ICB; Other PDV Corporation 71611 5 5 Peace River Eagle Transit Ltd. ICB; Taxi Corporation 70836 3 Queen Charlotte North Coast WAIVIN FLAGS LTD ICB; Taxi; Other PDV Corporation 72090 2 10 Campbell River; Port Hardy; Port McNeill; Sayward Mount Waddington ARCAND, SHIRLEY DARLENE Limo Sole Proprietor 70269 3 3 Nanaimo; Qualicum Beach Alberni-Clayoquot PEREVERSOFF, TODD PETER Limo Sole Proprietor 71811 4 4 Fort St. James; Prince George; Quesnel; Valemount; VanderhoofBulkley-Nechako; Cariboo; Fraser-Fort George ROMANOFF & COMPANY ANTIQUES LTD. Limo Corporation 72282 2 2 Capital FLETCHER, LARRY PETER Limo Sole Proprietor 70636 7 7 Victoria Capital ARBUTUS LIMOUSINE SERVICES LTD. Limo Corporation 70639 5 5 Victoria Capital OB HOTELS GP LTD. Limo Corporation 72271 1 1 Capital ASCOT LIMOUSINE SERVICES LTD. Limo Corporation 70623 3 3 Victoria Capital YEO, ARTHUR ERNEST Limo Sole Proprietor 71920 1 1 Capital HARBOUR LIMOUSINE SERVICE INC. Limo Corporation 70588 4 4 Sidney Capital G. ELLIOTT & ASSOCIATES CONSULTANTS LTD. Limo Corporation 70621 12 12 Victoria Capital ALPINE LIMOUSINE SERVICES LTD. Limo Corporation 71231 8 8 Sidney Capital LARK FIELD HOLDINGS LTD. Limo Corporation 71209 6 6 Capital KNIGHT LIMOUSINE SERVICE LTD. Limo Corporation 70364 7 7 Victoria Capital FOUND, SANDRA HELEN Limo Sole Proprietor 71748 2 2 Capital VANCOUVER ISLAND COACH LINES LTD. Limo Corporation 71110 3 3 Capital; Cowichan Valley REGENT LIMOUSINE SERVICE LTD. Limo Corporation 70379 13 13 Capital; Cowichan Valley; Islands Trust Innotec Enterprises Inc. Limo Corporation 70366 15 15 Capital; Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver STAR COACH & LIMOUSINE SERVICE LTD. Limo Corporation 70457 22 22 Central Kootenay; Central Okanagan; East Kootenay; Fraser Valley; Kootenay-Boundary; Metro Vancouver; North Okanagan; Okanagan-Similkameen; Squamish-Lillooet SUN VALLEY LIMOUSINE LTD. Limo Corporation 71309 9 9 Central Okanagan OKANAGAN LIMOUSINE INC. Limo Corporation 70909 7 7 Central Okanagan OKANAGAN EXPRESS ENTERTAINMENT LTD. Limo Corporation 72338 1 1 Central Okanagan WANDT, HERIBERT Limo Sole Proprietor 71878 2 2 Kelowna; Lake Country; West Kelowna Central Okanagan QUAIL PLACE ESTATES LTD. Limo Corporation 75151 2 2 Kelowna Central Okanagan 0970105 BC Ltd Limo Corporation 71964 1 1 Central Okanagan 1186175 BC Ltd Limo Corporation 75295 2 2 Central Okanagan; Columbia Shuswap; North Okanagan Okit Solutions Inc. Limo Corporation 75316 2 2 Central Okanagan; Columbia Shuswap; North Okanagan; Okanagan-Similkameen MAJOR, DONALD RAYMOND Limo Sole Proprietor 71479 4 4 Kelowna Central Okanagan; Columbia Shuswap; Okanagan-Similkameen 0910811 BC Ltd Limo Corporation 71976 4 4 Central Okanagan; North Okanagan BRYANT, ERIC WILLIAM Limo Sole Proprietor 75222 2 2 Central Okanagan; North Okanagan STEIN, ROY WERNER Limo Sole Proprietor 71909 1 1 Central Okanagan; North Okanagan; Okanagan-Similkameen BINETTE, GENE MARK ANGUS Limo Sole Proprietor 71827 1 1 Central Okanagan; North Okanagan; Okanagan-Similkameen RDY ENTERPRISES LTD. Limo Corporation 71653 5 5 Central Okanagan; North Okanagan; Okanagan-Similkameen Top Class Limousines Ltd. Limo Corporation 71415 1 1 Central Okanagan; North Okanagan; Thompson-Nicola CEBRIY, RICK PETER WAYNE Limo Sole Proprietor 71359 6 6 Keremeos; Osoyoos; Peachland; Penticton Central Okanagan; Okanagan-Similkameen CHOUINARD, TAMMY SUZANNE / MILLER, DARREN MICHAEL Limo Partnership 75143 3 3 Enderby; Sicamous Columbia Shuswap Eby's Business Services (1995) Ltd. Limo Corporation 75248 2 2 Comox Valley 1094425 B.C. LTD. Limo Corporation 72354 1 1 Comox Comox Valley AMBASSADOR LIMOUSINE CORPORATION Limo Corporation 75215 3 3 Comox; Courtenay Comox Valley ISLAND CHAUFFEUR INC. Limo Corporation 75223 5 5 Qualicum Beach Comox Valley; Nanaimo WAHLLA, JOGINDER SINGH Limo Sole Proprietor 70114 1 1 Duncan Cowichan Valley MCLEAN, DOUGLAS REGINALD Limo Sole Proprietor 71117 4 4 Cowichan Valley CLAY, LESLIE FRANK HARDIMAN & CLAY, LEE-ANN MARCELLE Limo Partnership 72094 2 2 Fraser Valley CENTRAL VALLEY LIMOUSINE LTD. Limo Corporation 72027 1 1 Abbotsford; Chilliwack; Mission Fraser Valley SITEMAN, RANDALL DENNIS ROBSON Limo Sole Proprietor 71490 1 1 Mission Fraser Valley RETRO TRANSPORTATION LTD. Limo Corporation 72296 1 1 Chilliwack; Hope; Langley; Maple Ridge; Merritt Fraser Valley BHULLAR, RAMPARTAP SINGH / AULAKH, AKASHDIP / DHALIWAL, JASVIR SINGH Limo Partnership 75203 1 1 Fraser Valley Luxury Life Limousine Inc. Limo Corporation 71969 9 1 10 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver CORPORATE CITY LIMOUSINE SERVICES LTD. Limo Corporation 70243 3 3 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver ALL STAR LIMOUSINE LTD. Limo Corporation 71974 1 1 Whistler Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver 0716800 B.C. LTD. Limo Corporation 70890 8 8 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver ALLCITY LIMOUSINE SERVICES INC. Limo Corporation 71899 4 4 Whistler Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver COSMIC LIMO INC. Limo Corporation 70398 4 4 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver DESTINY LIMOUSINE LTD. Limo Corporation 71593 6 6 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver 0890995 B.C. LTD. Limo Corporation 71666 13 13 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver CANACCORD LIMOUSINE SERVICE LTD. Limo Corporation 71432 5 5 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver CRYSTAL LIMOUSINE SERVICE INC. Limo Corporation 72054 5 5 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver ZACARIAS MENDOZA, JOSE ARTURO Limo Sole Proprietor 72101 2 2 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver XCLUSIVE LIMOUSINE SERVICE LTD. Limo Corporation 75199 4 4 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver VANRIDE SHUTTLE SERVICES LTD. Limo Corporation 72158 1 1 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver LIMITLESS LIMOUSINE INC. Limo Corporation 72299 3 3 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver LIMO JET GOLD EXPRESS LTD. Limo Corporation 70786 15 15 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver MAJOR LIMOUSINE SERVICE LTD. Limo Corporation 70656 6 6 Fraser Valley; Metro Vancouver MOONLIGHT LIMOUSINE LTD. Limo Corporation
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