B.C. nurses vote overwhelmingly in favour of strike
The BC Nurses’ Union says its nearly 55,000 members will take job action. The union announced the results of a […]
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Housing for women and children fleeing violence latest B.C. budget casualty
Local officials in Port Moody say they were blindsided after finding out, almost two months after the fact, that provincial
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Deal reached with hackers to delete data stolen from Canvas educational platform
The company that operates online learning system Canvas said it struck a deal with hackers to delete the data they
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Wildfire in northeastern B.C. grows to 40 hectares in first day
A wildfire began burning out of control near Chetwynd Monday night. The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) says the Windy Creek
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BC Nurses’ Union strike vote results expected Tuesday morning
The province is set to find out Tuesday morning whether nearly 55,000 B.C. nurses will begin job action. Voting wrapped
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B.C. advisory group on extortion to hold first public roundtable
Several Lower Mainland police leaders will sit down with B.C.’s public safety minister Tuesday to discuss extortion. In February, Minister
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Majority in B.C. for LNG pipeline, wider Canadian swing toward economic growth over environment
A majority across Canada now supports LNG and oil pipelines, including British Columbians who used to be predominantly in opposition
Telus and feds announce AI data cluster in B.C. to boost ‘sovereign’ computing power
Canada’s artificial intelligence minister says the Liberal government is aware of the risks involved in a major investment in AI
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Filipino Canadian basketball player signs with Vancouver Bandits
21-year-old basketball forward Shadynn Smid made history. The 6’7 athlete is the second player of Filipino descent to join the
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Vancouver’s Oakridge Park mall to open May 28, part of 5-million-square-foot project
The Oakridge Park shopping mall in Vancouver, which is part of a massive retail and residential project, has set May
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