B.C. lumber mill closing down amid U.S. tariff pressure
A major employer in central B.C. is shutting down, citing the ongoing trade war with the U.S. West Fraser Timber […]
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Concordia defers sabbaticals, offers retirement program due to foreign student drop
Concordia University says it’s deferring sabbaticals and won’t be renewing some teaching contracts in response to federal and provincial immigration policies.
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Gunshots ring out at B.C. ostrich farm as cull moves ahead
Numerous gunshots have been heard at a British Columbia ostrich farm where the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says it is
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Woodfibre LNG’s application to add second ‘floatel’ to house workers approved
B.C.’s Environmental Assessment Office has approved a second floating work camp to accommodate workers helping to build the Woodfibre LNG
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Montreal-area home sales up 4.6% in October, prices also rise amid ‘tight’ market
Quebec’s real estate board says Montreal-area home sales were up 4.6 per cent in October from a year earlier. The Quebec Professional Association
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Fuel spill estimate jumps to over 80,000 litres after Kamloops train derailment
B.C.’s Ministry of Environment and Parks now says more than 80,000 litres of jet fuel may have spilled into Kamloops
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Vaping among young people is reaching ‘epidemic’ levels: BC Lung Foundation
Most young British Columbians say they’ve never touched a vape, according to a new study, but that’s not what experts
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Unions to converge in downtown Vancouver in push for B.C. public service contract
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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Quebec premier outlines new economic vision in speech to legislature
Quebec Premier François Legault has outlined what he calls his new economic vision for the province. During the inaugural speech in
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Gibson’s mayor criticizes nearly 20 hours ferry delays
Better communication and more reliable service. Gibson Mayor Silas White is speaking out after residents were plagued with ferry delays
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