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Doug MacDonald, CN's head of marketing, said the company expects operations to ramp up at the West Coast ports of Vancouver and Prince Rupert.

VANCOUVER — Metro Vancouver bus and SeaBus services are set to resume in time for Wednesday morning's commute but the dispute that triggered a 48-hour strike by transit supervisors appears no closer to resolution.

Transit supervisors "will return to work" -- but for how long?

The meeting will determine if picketing can take place at SkyTrain stations.

DriveBC urging drivers to give themselves extra time today.

"Since it's an escalation, that means more than our current one," warned a union rep.

Tourists Jorge Correa and Roger Leyton wanted to go to Vancouver Island on Monday, but with no bus to get them to the Tsawwassen ferry terminal, they had to make other plans.

Bus service is halted for 48 hours as of 3 a.m. Monday as a deal was not reached between the union and employer.

"We have been flooded with calls."

If you're headed to the ferry terminals in Tsawwassen or Horseshoe Bay, your bus options are either gone or limited