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Vancouver restaurant owners think beyond salary to recruit, retain staff

Vancouver restaurant owners think beyond salary to recruit, retain staff

Strategies include family discounts and agreements with retailers
Encouraging tourists to behave when they visit sensitive sites

Encouraging tourists to behave when they visit sensitive sites

B.C. conference examines how to develop economic, social and environmental sustainability and follow restorative practices in tourism
Study ranks Canada #1 in the world for quality of life

Study ranks Canada #1 in the world for quality of life

This is the country’s fourth year in a row in the ranking’s top spot
New Canada Food Guide nixes portion sizes, promotes plant-based proteins

New Canada Food Guide nixes portion sizes, promotes plant-based proteins

Canadians advised to make water their go-beverage
B.C. stargazers share epic images of the super blood wolf moon (Photos)

B.C. stargazers share epic images of the super blood wolf moon (Photos)

While the South Coast forecast called for a high chance of rain, skies were clear for the epic super blood wolf moon and total lunar eclipse last night. As a result, many British Columbians were privy to a truly amazing celestial display.
Brexit, tensions between Canada and China could hit B.C. tourism

Brexit, tensions between Canada and China could hit B.C. tourism

Travel advisories, potential downturn in discretionary spending threaten to deter visitors
Tall timber towers taking root in Canada as builders look to go green

Tall timber towers taking root in Canada as builders look to go green

UBC’s Brock Commons tower is the world's tallest wood building at 18 storeys
World's first off-road racing mech hangs out in Squamish

World's first off-road racing mech hangs out in Squamish

Prosthesis: the anti-robot is being tested in town
Is ICBC set to deploy the ultimate back-seat driver?

Is ICBC set to deploy the ultimate back-seat driver?

Insurance corporation’s pilot project will tap technology to monitor driving habits
Flush the milk: Study finds more than half of food produced in Canada wasted

Flush the milk: Study finds more than half of food produced in Canada wasted

More than half the food produced in Canada is wasted and the average kitchen tosses out hundreds of dollars worth of edibles every year, says a study researchers are calling the first of its kind.