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Over one-third of B.C. workers earn below living wage
New report shows minimum wage increases aren't keeping pace with cost of living, widening pay gap especially in Metro Vancouver.
Invasive mosquitoes carrying brain virus found near Sea-to-Sky
Health officials detect California serogroup virus in Squamish-Pemberton region after cluster of childhood encephalitis cases in 2024.
Canada Day at Canada Place celebrates 40 years and new citizens
The Strumbellas headline free Canada Day festival running 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 1 with citizenship ceremony, live music, food, and...
YVR targets Vietnam and South America for new direct routes
Airport CEO says geopolitical shifts create once-in-a-generation opportunity to expand trade hub role.
YVR pushes for high-speed rail terminus at airport, not downtown
Airport CEO argues direct connection would strengthen regional mobility and cement airport's role as hub.
Metro Vancouver will feel over 30°C this week before rain returns
High-pressure system brings warm, clear days through Wednesday; drastic cooling arrives Friday.
Mac's convenience stores liable for exploitation of 880 temporary workers
B.C. Supreme Court judge rules company charged workers thousands for jobs that didn't exist.
Metro Vancouver water strike escalates to filtration plants
Union targets key treatment facilities as job action enters second week with no new negotiations scheduled.
ONE TO ONE Spelling Bee fundraiser returns to VanDusen this month
Team-based competition supports children's literacy programs across B.C. with catered lunch and silent auction.
Nominations open for influential women in business
Business in Vancouver seeks B.C.'s outstanding business leaders; winners profiled in winter issue and honoured at March 2027 gala.
Hudson Williams wins best drama lead at Screen Awards
The B.C.-born actor took home the prize for 'Heated Rivalry,' which swept the Canadian ceremony with 16 total wins.
B.C. Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay charts populist course
Political analyst says Findlay won party race as "authentic champion" of populism. Her victory signals ideological shift for the party.
