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B.C.’s Labour Relations Board has ordered Amazon and Unifor to use a single arbitrator to conclude a first collective agreement for unionized workers at a Delta warehouse.
BC Hydro is seeking companies to build a 100-megawatt-or-larger battery storage facility near Duncan, with the utility aiming to have it operating by 2030.
Isaac Oliveira Scott, 29, was sentenced after pleading guilty to drug-trafficking and firearms offences following his extradition from Germany earlier this year.
BC Hydro plans to acquire the 275-megawatt Island Generation plant in Campbell River to support reliability during peak demand; the purchase price was not disclosed.
Vancouver police say a security guard was allegedly assaulted and had his turban removed during an incident near Main Street and 2nd Avenue. A suspect was arrested.
Eight retired Kingston-class vessels are being stripped of hazardous materials while National Defence considers disposal options. The department says artificial reefs are not under consideration.
Eligible Canadians affected by unauthorized access to government online accounts in 2020 can now file claims. The deadline is Feb. 3, 2027.
Vancouver police say a 44-year-old man was arrested after a security guard was allegedly assaulted and had his turban removed near Main Street and 2nd Avenue.
Vancouver police are seeking video and witnesses after two masked suspects allegedly used a stolen pickup truck to pull a safe from a Dunbar Street store.
Nanaimo RCMP say a fire at a downtown fast-food restaurant was deliberately set. A suspect was arrested, and police are seeking a red Tesla driver who called 911.
Initial assessments of the 1,100-square-kilometre Pear Lake wildfire found structural losses on about 120 properties in the Thompson Nicola Regional District. Evacuation orders remain in effect.
Victoria police are seeking help to identify a man accused of spray-painting a home's front door on Vancouver Street in an incident under investigation as possible hate-motivated mischief.
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