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RCMP looking for witnesses to viral B.C. rage incident

RCMP looking for witnesses to viral B.C. rage incident

Kamloops RCMP confirm they are investigating an apparent road rage incident last week in Brocklehurst, video of which went viral on social media.
BC SPCA puts out call for your best wildlife photos

BC SPCA puts out call for your best wildlife photos

Entries are being accepted until July 26
B.C.’s consumer price inflation heats up

B.C.’s consumer price inflation heats up

B.C.’s 12-month inflation jumped higher than the national figure for the first time since December 2020.
Three officers still in hospital after bank shootout: Saanich police chief

Three officers still in hospital after bank shootout: Saanich police chief

One week after an exchange of gunfire outside a Shelbourne Street bank in Saanich, three police officers remain in hospital, one in intensive care after undergoing three surgeries.
Employers getting creative in tight labour market

Employers getting creative in tight labour market

More willingness to listen to what employees want; some companies turn to automation
Langford delegation returns from aid mission to Ukraine

Langford delegation returns from aid mission to Ukraine

Group included retired Langford fire chief Bob Beckett and Langford Mayor Stew Young
Why earning a living as a hospital physician in B.C. is no simple operation

Why earning a living as a hospital physician in B.C. is no simple operation

A growing number of doctors are compensated through alternatives to fee-for-service model, says province.
Job action looms in B.C. as talks collapse with B.C. General Employees Union

Job action looms in B.C. as talks collapse with B.C. General Employees Union

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government says it is offering public service workers a new three-year contract with wage increases amounting to almost 11 per cent and a signing bonus of up to $2,500, but the union says it's planning job action.
Anti-vaxxers sue City of Quesnel over job losses

Anti-vaxxers sue City of Quesnel over job losses

COVID jabs "experimental vaccines" that could cause unknown side effects, say ex-employees
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh talks health care with B.C. Premier John Horgan during Island trip

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh talks health care with B.C. Premier John Horgan during Island trip

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh says his party — like B.C.’s premier — has been sounding alarms about needed fixes to the health-care system, starting with an increase in federal health transfers to provinces.
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