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B.C. directors poised for retroactive wage hikes if guild approves labour agreement

B.C. directors poised for retroactive wage hikes if guild approves labour agreement

Directors, producers have been at odds for more than a year
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B.C. leading with law, values in trade negotiations

B.C. leading with law, values in trade negotiations

Western focus on regulatory issues signals a shift in global trade agreement priorities
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Telus to acquire Lifeworks in $2.9B deal

Telus to acquire Lifeworks in $2.9B deal

Vancouver telecom giant funding deal with mix of cash and stock
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Canada’s highest suspension bridges see new attractions this season

Canada’s highest suspension bridges see new attractions this season

The Canyon Swing is being built with custom pieces coming from New Zealand and features no bungee cord system, says Brianna Poole
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Cruise ships face stiff increase in landfill fees, starting in 2024

Cruise ships face stiff increase in landfill fees, starting in 2024

High-risk waste rate increasing to $500 per tonne from $157
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Man identified as one of two killed in Campbell River hostage-taking

Man identified as one of two killed in Campbell River hostage-taking

Police have not confirmed if Ryan Langlois died before or after police arrived.
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Thunder showers, rain could mean flooding for part of B.C. southern Interior

Thunder showers, rain could mean flooding for part of B.C. southern Interior

PENTICTON, B.C. — Residents and property owners in part of British Columbia's southern Interior are being asked to prepare for potential flooding due a forecast of thunder showers mixed with rain and sunshine.
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Former Vancouver councillor Tim Louis gets top B.C. law award

Former Vancouver councillor Tim Louis gets top B.C. law award

Harry Rankin shaped Tim Louis's politics, helped him get into law school, hired him as an articling student and then assisted in his election to Vancouver city council.
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'In every fibre of my being, I am sorry,' says Squamish man who killed mother

'In every fibre of my being, I am sorry,' says Squamish man who killed mother

Mental illness contributed to a Squamish man's killing of his mother but not to the degree of not criminally responsible due to a mental disorder.
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Vaccine mandate persists for visitors at B.C. hospitals, long-term care

Vaccine mandate persists for visitors at B.C. hospitals, long-term care

Unvaccinated British Columbians are still facing obstacles while trying to visit loved ones in the hospital.
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