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B.C. releases 37-point anti-racism action plan

Province targets racism in public services with commitments spanning healthcare, AI oversight, worker protections, and legal reform over...

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Park board explores jet ski ban after whale strike

Vancouver's waterfront may soon restrict high-speed personal watercraft following May collision with grey whale near Stanley Park.

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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.

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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.

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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...

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Metro Vancouver water strike escalates to filtration plants

Union targets key treatment facilities as job action enters second week with no new negotiations scheduled.

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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.

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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.