VANCOUVER — Currently, Translink's policy only allows leashed guide dogs and pets in carrying cages on its buses and trains, but the transit agency said it would consider one woman's proposal to allow pets onboard without the use of cages, according to a 24 HOURS report.

The proposal addressed concerns of allergies and dangerous dogs and suggested muzzles and fares for canine passengers. To read the full story, click here.

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