The Alberta government is gearing up to unveil a significant energy initiative on Wednesday, with potential implications reaching British Columbia. […]
“Alberta Premier Set to Unveil Major Energy Initiative, B.C. Eyes Implications Closely” Read More »
Radio host, Jinny Sims, emphasizes the importance of workplace safety following a shooting incident at Radio Swift 1200 AM in
“Defiant Response: Surrey Radio Hosts Vow to Continue Amid Gunfire Attack on Station” Read More »
A picture of the challenges facing some small business owners in the province is becoming clearer. A new survey from
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The union representing British Columbia’s public service workers says it expects to see thousands of people in downtown Vancouver today
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The NBA is back in Vancouver — for a few days. The Dallas Mavericks are on the Simon Fraser University
Keep the umbrella handy after Monday’s downpour. 1130 NewsRadio meteorologist Carl Lam says that the Lower Mainland may receive even
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U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat on Monday has prompted uncertainty in B.C.’s film industry. Among others, the Vancouver
B.C.’s film industry ‘unclear’ about consequences of Trump’s movie tariffs Read More »
Two people have been charged with the killing of a grizzly bear in July on British Columbia’s Texada Island. The
Two charged in July death of grizzly bear on Texada Island in B.C. Read More »
Surrey Police reports that gunshots were fired at a radio station in Surrey. Police confirmed that Swift 1200 AM was
Gunshots fired at Surrey Swift 1200 AM radio station Read More »
It is becoming a familiar sight outside government buildings and B.C. liquor stores across the province. This has been the
Hospitality industry feeling the impact of continued BCGEU job action Read More »
