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'We are asking them to show up': Why Air Canada's pilots are considering strike action

'We are asking them to show up': Why Air Canada's pilots are considering strike action

Pilots hope their employer will modernize the "stale and outdated" 10-year contract, says union.
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As the world burns: the art and science of responding to B.C. wildfires

As the world burns: the art and science of responding to B.C. wildfires

Wildfires impact our lives and our communities — what does science say about how they happen, and how to respond?
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ICYMI: Birkenhead Lake wildfire swells past 770 hectares

ICYMI: Birkenhead Lake wildfire swells past 770 hectares

Concern rises over illegal Lillooet Lake campfires; MLA Jordan Sturdy discusses provincial politics
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Seaspan launches new cutting-edge Canadian Coast Guard research vessel

Seaspan launches new cutting-edge Canadian Coast Guard research vessel

The floating laboratory is named after respected Nunavik Elder Naalak Nappaaluk.
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B.C. lawsuit alleges narcotics safe supply program negligent, increases addiction

B.C. lawsuit alleges narcotics safe supply program negligent, increases addiction

The lawsuit is brought on behalf of a girl who died of an overdose and another who is in treatment.
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Whistler Village Beer Festival expands to weeklong event

Whistler Village Beer Festival expands to weeklong event

The festivities will run from Sept. 9 to 15
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B.C. woman arrested after 'racially offensive' posts targeting South Asian community

B.C. woman arrested after 'racially offensive' posts targeting South Asian community

Police were able to identify the suspect with help from the public and the BC Hate Crimes Unit.
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Employers given heads up in 70% of migrant worker housing inspections

Employers given heads up in 70% of migrant worker housing inspections

A study out of the University of British Columbia recently found migrant workers in the B.C. Okanagan living in extreme heat conditions beyond what the Western Agricultural Labour Initiative guidelines allow.
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Man who allegedly groped stranger in her B.C. home charged, released

Man who allegedly groped stranger in her B.C. home charged, released

Police have released a photo of Jatinder Singh in hopes of advancing their investigation.
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Rob Shaw: Rustad’s answer to 5G COVID conspiracies? Blame cancel culture

Rob Shaw: Rustad’s answer to 5G COVID conspiracies? Blame cancel culture

BC Conservatives face credibility gap as candidate calls wireless networks 'genocidal weapons'
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