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Soaring gas prices lead to call from B.C. union for full-time work from home
"Undue burden on workers across the province."
Why B.C. residents may be paying more over the next six months
Things could get even more expensive.
Loblaw to create more than 9,000 jobs with 70-store expansion in 2026
"An investment in the people we serve."
Spike in flawed B.C. government hiring raises concerns as NDP scraps oversight
First created in 2001 by Premier Gordon Campbell.
Rearm and rebuild: Canada's historic new defence strategy to create 125,000 jobs
"The work of defending Canada is the work of building Canada."
B.C. government to cut 15,000 jobs, including executive positions
This includes the reduction of executive roles across government.
Surrey firm hit with large fine after worker passes out from carbon monoxide
It was a high-risk violation.
'You'll feel it in 30 years': How City of Vancouver layoffs could impact the city
The City has let go dozens of staff.
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Shift your career into high gear.
Lower Mainland firms fined nearly $30K in traffic control violations
A traffic control company was fined for traffic control.
'Vancouver isn't moving forward': Residents and leaders react to London Drugs closure
"It’s sad what’s happened to that part of town."
ICBC announces new CEO as digital customer portal is just weeks away
ICBC wants to improve its digital services.
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A fatal incident was involved.
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