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Is MEC losing money or investing for the future?

Is MEC losing money or investing for the future?

$11.5m loss raises questions over whether retailer is strategically restructuring or falling behind
Increasing indigenous internet connectivity underway: ministry

Increasing indigenous internet connectivity underway: ministry

Technology council wants to ensure human right to internet met
Information commissioner ordered to review decision on releasing names

Information commissioner ordered to review decision on releasing names

B.C.'s information and privacy commissioner should review a decision telling BC Hydro it should release Site C dam project employees' names despite fears for their safety, the province's Supreme Court has ruled.
Public health alert: Salmonella outbreak in B.C. linked to rats and snakes

Public health alert: Salmonella outbreak in B.C. linked to rats and snakes

The Public Health Agency of Canada is warning residents about an outbreak of salmonella infections occuring in six provinces that is linked to snakes and rodents.
Man claims he drank broken glass from beer bottle at Metro Vancouver casino

Man claims he drank broken glass from beer bottle at Metro Vancouver casino

A Surrey man claims he accidentally drank glass from a broken beer bottle at Burnaby's Grand Villa Casino.
B.C. political parties involved with election-influencing AggregateIQ

B.C. political parties involved with election-influencing AggregateIQ

Only Vancouver Non-Partisan Association silent on any involvement
Vail CEO Rob Katz donates $2.8M for mental health in mountain communities

Vail CEO Rob Katz donates $2.8M for mental health in mountain communities

New Squamish Youth Resource Centre to receive grant
Upcoming B.C. Assessment values to ‘reflect moderating market’

Upcoming B.C. Assessment values to ‘reflect moderating market’

Residential sector — especially in Lower Mainland — to see lower valuations, but commercial and industrial real estate values hold firm
District of Squamish behind schedule on some environmental targets

District of Squamish behind schedule on some environmental targets

However, municipal staff say work's been done on affordable housing and economic development
Brain injury from domestic abuse a 'public health crisis,' says B.C. researcher

Brain injury from domestic abuse a 'public health crisis,' says B.C. researcher

VANCOUVER — A British Columbia mother in her late 30s says there was "no support in sight" after she suffered two serious blows to the head at the hands of different partners more than a decade ago. "I was exhausted.