TMS member Angus McIntyre retired from Coast Mountain Bus Co. in 2010. His career as a bus driver spanned forty-one...

John Day writes about the BC Transit Society which was a predecessor of our Transit Museum Society. Before the Transit...

This past weekend, we received a collection of transit artefacts. After a family member passed, relatives cleared out a storage...

The day was quite the success, with consistent foot traffic throughout the day, quite a few fellow transit enthusiasts swinged by the...

For bus aficionados, it was a fantastic weekend: on Sunday September 14th saw TMS's museum coach 730 attend "Car Free...

Car Free Days Wow car free days are here! ← Go Back On September 6th, we continued our visits to...

THE BLOG 2025 PNE Goodbye for another year! ← Go Back That's a wrap for another year. We had 29,401...

It's that time of year again! Bryan Larrabee greets the first visitors of the day on Wednesday, 20th August. Once...

Strategic Planning 2025 Will guide us into the Future! ← Go Back TMS President initiates discussion at our 2025 Strategic...

On August 3, 2025, Vancouver hosted the 47th annual Pride Parade, drawing over 100,000 participants and spectators to the downtown...

In this week's post we have some interesting photos: In this photo taken by Aden Wong, we see #5509 being...

It may look strange, but there's a story behind our acquisition of the former S5509, a 1976 GMC T6H4523N coach....

Canada Day was a blast! "Head host" Aden and Oscar were there opening 730 at 5:00 pm. We were near...

The weekend of June 28th saw lots of activity here at the Transit Musuem! On June 28th Angus McIntyre drove...

  (Photo: Aden Wong) On Monday, June 23rd, a work party travelled to our satellite storage in Deroche.  There were...

Burnaby’s biggest annual street festival attracts over 60,000 attendees every year. There is a colourful parade, vintage car show, thrilling...

It was a glorious day on Saturday, May 24th, for the 53rd Annual Hyack Parade in New Westminster. There were...

Here are a few memories from 2007 when we were allowed to go onto the property at the Oakridge Transit...