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Licensed professionals in BC Public Service issue strike notice

Licensed professionals in BC Public Service issue strike notice

The union represents about 1,200 professionals such as engineers, foresters, geoscientists and pharmacists.
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Coquitlam hosting Team B.C. lacrosse tryouts for North American Indigenous Games

Coquitlam hosting Team B.C. lacrosse tryouts for North American Indigenous Games

There are three teams set to represent the province at one of the biggest sports events on the continent in 2023.
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Sheen dissipates but sunken U.S. fish boat still in orca habitat east of Victoria

Sheen dissipates but sunken U.S. fish boat still in orca habitat east of Victoria

VICTORIA — The Department of Ecology for the State of Washington says an oil sheen from a sunken fish boat appears to have completely dissipated from an area of U.S. waters just east of Vancouver Island. The update comes as the U.S.
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Bats are busy this time of year, but take care if you find one

Bats are busy this time of year, but take care if you find one

See a bat? Leave it alone.
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Restaurant owners may band together in fight for delivery payments

Restaurant owners may band together in fight for delivery payments

Tutti accused of not paying restaurants what they are owed
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Activists ask for public investigation into RCMP enforcement at Fairy Creek old-growth logging protests

Activists ask for public investigation into RCMP enforcement at Fairy Creek old-growth logging protests

Environmental groups are accusing RCMP unit of "improper and unlawful actions"; RCMP says it seeks peaceful resolution of public disorder
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Gridiron Fitness hands out first Ryeley Palfi scholarship

Gridiron Fitness hands out first Ryeley Palfi scholarship

”Ryeley Palfi will always have a place at Gridiron Fitness.”
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You can soon borrow artifacts used at Riverview Hospital in Coquitlam

You can soon borrow artifacts used at Riverview Hospital in Coquitlam

It's the next step toward a future program to make artifacts from the century-old site available to the general public.
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Another busy day on B.C. Ferries, with waits between Duke Point, Tsawwassen

Another busy day on B.C. Ferries, with waits between Duke Point, Tsawwassen

B.C. Ferries' reservation system went offline Monday, and travellers faced waits of up to 12 hours for ferry sailings between Duke Point on Vancouver Island and Tsawwassen on the mainland.
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Metadata catches fraudsters who bilked B.C. investors of $360K

Metadata catches fraudsters who bilked B.C. investors of $360K

Two British Columbians are out thousands of dollars after buying into a fake battery venture, according to a recent B.C. Securities Commission ruling.
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