An advertisement for Lyft is presented at the Rogers Arena while the law on driving in the countryside is closer to reality

VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – Although he did not have a ride in British Columbia. Still, there seems to be some optimism at the Rogers Arena.

An advertisement for Lyft, a tele-assistance service, was integrated into the ice at Rogers Arena in preparation for the Canucks game on Tuesday night.

The arena is operated by the owner of the team Francesco Aquilini, who has been a strong advocate for running in British Columbia and a major critic of his absence.

I hope our new mayor @kennedystewart knows that Vancouverians are mostly in favor of horse riding. Please work with Premier @jjhorgan and Minister of Transport @clairetrevena to bring @lyft and @Uber to our city as soon as possible!

– Francesco Aquilini (@en_aquilini) November 6, 2018

Aquilini has even directly called the Prime Minister and the NDP government at least three times in the past two months.

There are 31 cities in the NHL, Vancouver is the only one not to have been hailed.
In fact, Vancouver is the only major metropolitan area without North America.
Listen to people @govbc, not the taxi lobby. We need @Uber and @lyft!

Please RT if you are in agreement.

– Francesco Aquilini (@en_aquilini) September 21, 2018

Last week, Victoria introduced its anti-hippie bill that could bring Uber and Lyft here a year from now.

The BC The Liberals also introduced a private member's bill for the purpose of bringing service to BC before Valentine's Day 2019.

The proposal sparked a debate in BC After two members of the Green Party voted in favor of the private bill, the Legislature did not vote in favor of the private bill.

Weaver is in favor of bringing the celebration to British Columbia, but he described the Liberals' bill as "a major change in the government's law against the crime of driving."

Are you kidding? Not a major amendment at all. Legislation is always a problem and you had the opportunity to solve it. Instead, more discussions and then another vote with the NDP. People will see through your statements and realize that you should have done something @AJWVictoriaBC https://t.co/qe0qsCnfmL

– Shirley Bond (@shirleybond) November 27, 2018

The BC According to the NDP's plan, the province should be welcomed at the earliest at the end of next year, with several restrictions criticized by many people.