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Algorithms and data analysis can improve customers' experience and inventory management

Chatbots, price optimization, room security among ways the technology helping sector

The unions say universities and colleges in B.C. have become too reliant on tuition fees, especially from international students, which has created financial instability when enrolment fluctuates.

The 11-storey building in Langford’s downtown has twice had its occupancy permit pulled

Several agencies have responded to a diesel leak after a fuel truck rolled off a barge last week off the east coast of Vancouver Island, near Sayward.

“Our frontline heroes, our nurses, firefighters, paramedics, police, and other healthcare workers are confronting an epidemic of violence while serving and providing essential services to our communities."

The Fairy Creek area was a focal point for protests against old-growth logging in 2021 and into 2022.

The officers were not hit and police used a Taser to subdue and arrest him.

CUPE 3472 president calls for more support staff for students

One day, an art teacher passing by Noir painting in a public park mistakenly thought she was a long-time artist, and was shocked to hear she had just begun.