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British Columbians support mobile phone ban in classrooms

British Columbians support mobile phone ban in classrooms

Mb>The government of Ontario has provided its share of controversial decisions since the election of a Progressive Conservative majority government in 2018.
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B.C. tour company ordered to pay $35K for using bait to attract bears

B.C. tour company ordered to pay $35K for using bait to attract bears

COS says it's the highest fine ever imposed by a B.C. court for such an offence
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Winter rescue season begins, North Shore Rescue says

Winter rescue season begins, North Shore Rescue says

If you want to experience frozen, you now have two options – get to a movie theatre or get lost in the mountains. "We need to be prepared now for full winter conditions," said Mike Danks, North Shore Rescue team leader.
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What about the gondola investigation?

What about the gondola investigation?

Squamish RCMP give brief update
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Transit shutdown in Vancouver averted, tentative deal reached

Transit shutdown in Vancouver averted, tentative deal reached

VANCOUVER — About 350,000 commuters in Metro Vancouver were spared the inconvenience of a full bus strike Wednesday after a month-long transit dispute ended with a tentative agreement.
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Privacy watchdogs say B.C. firm broke rules for political ads on Facebook

Privacy watchdogs say B.C. firm broke rules for political ads on Facebook

VANCOUVER — An investigation by two Canadian privacy commissioners found that a British Columbia firm broke privacy laws when it used and disclosed personal information in the province, the United States and the United Kingdom.
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Addressing Squamish's childcare crisis

Addressing Squamish's childcare crisis

District seeks ideas and feedback at open house
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Teamsters say they have reached a tentative deal with CN, work set to resume

Teamsters say they have reached a tentative deal with CN, work set to resume

MONTREAL — Teamsters Canada says it has reached a tentative agreement with Canadian National Railway Co. to renew the collective agreement for over 3,000 conductors, trainpersons and yard workers.
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One third of police complaints not handled on time

One third of police complaints not handled on time

Civilian complaint process would relieve police burdens
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Canadian universities failing to protect athletes from abusive coaches, students say

Canadian universities failing to protect athletes from abusive coaches, students say

VANCOUVER — Meredith Goldhawk has loved hockey since she was four. But she says since a coach at the University of Windsor harassed and bullied her, she can't even bring herself to play a pickup game with friends.
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