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The B.C. government has set up a series of rules and regulations as it opens the door to ride hailing applications for the service on Sept. 3.
There's no exact day when ride hailing could start in the province, and opinion varies from mid-September to as late as the end of the year.
New Democrat Bowinn Ma, who heads an all-party committee that deals with ride hailing, says the service could start by year's end, while a Transportation Ministry bureaucrat says the companies could be approved to operate as early as Sept. 16.
