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BC nurses' strike expands to Vancouver Island, exceeding 2,300 harassment complaints
Picketers now at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital after union alleges employers intimidating workers.
Lululemon ranked No. 2 in Canada's best companies for 2026, top for sustainability
The Vancouver-based athleisure brand scored highly on employee satisfaction and sustainability transparency.
Metro Vancouver weather to spike to 27°C midweek, but showers linger in forecast
Environment Canada calls for sunshine most of next week, with scattered showers expected Wednesday and Thursday.
BC Timber Sales program expands to include specialty custom cutters and processors
Nearly 40 custom cutter companies across B.C. now have access to dedicated log supply, supporting 250 direct jobs.
Fin, the Canucks' 25-year mascot, is a finalist for Hockey's Mascot Hall of Fame
The whale has represented Vancouver for 1,000+ games and been played by the same person since 2001.
Suspicious fire breaks out in cockloft at West Broadway apartment building early Sunday
Vancouver Fire crews responded to heavy smoke at 566 West Broadway and upgraded to a working fire. No injuries reported.
BC Place's World Cup grass is being recycled back to Fraser Valley soil
The hybrid turf that hosted international matches is being dismantled and returned to Bos Sod Farms in Abbotsford, with 99% of organic...
Internationally trained physicians can now apply directly for B.C. licences without provisional step
New licensing bylaws effective July 6 streamline the process for doctors from seven countries, potentially saving 12 to 24 months.
Special mediators appointed to resolve B.C. nurses' labour dispute with health employers
Vince Ready and Amanda Rogers have 10 days to help BCNU and HEABC reach a settlement in their ongoing contract negotiations.
B.C. Wildfire Service suspends air operations after drone spotted near Brunswick Creek fire
Airtanker and helicopter activity paused as an unauthorized drone operated near active firefighting efforts on Highway 1 between Boston...
The Templars headline sold-out punk show at Vancouver's Cobalt tonight
Long Island street punk legends return to the venue for the first time since October 2002, with five support acts on the bill.
Two killed, five wounded in shooting at Toronto's Salsa on St. Clair festival
Toronto police secured the scene after gunfire erupted Saturday evening near St. Clair and Arlington. No arrests announced yet.
