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Metro Vancouver workers return to work at wastewater plants, picket at operation centres

Striking Metro Vancouver outside workers have changed their tactics Wednesday. Workers have walked off the job and started picketing at […]

As the provincial government struggles with deep debt and a challenging economy, its 2026 budget announced scaling back on several

Unionized bus drivers and SeaBus operators voted overwhelmingly in favour of taking strike action Tuesday after contract talks between Unifor

One person is dead following a late-night shooting in Langley Tuesday. The Langley RCMP says it responded to a report

He was 13 when doctors told him he had osteosarcoma, the same knee-area bone cancer as Terry Fox. Today, he

A multi-vehicle crash has snarled northbound traffic on Highway 99 in Surrey Wednesday morning. Callers to 1130 NewsRadio first reported

A B.C. triathlete, hit by a car while cycling, is speaking out against ICBC’s no-fault policy. “I could have died,

ICBC’s most recent report includes some positive news for drivers in the province. Over the last 10 years, auto crime

Affordability advocates say the new minimum wage will not allow workers and their families to live dignified lives. Starting June

British Columbia’s attorney general says it is rare to reopen a court case as significant as the landmark Cowichan Tribes