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Whole Foods staff can wear poppies to work after Canadians not-so-politely fight back

Whole Foods staff can wear poppies to work after Canadians not-so-politely fight back

Canadians weren't so polite about the U.S. company's policy: 'The poppy represents those who've served, fought, and died for Canada, and it's deeply personal.'
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Plan funds First Nations safety vessels, environment response depot in B.C.

Plan funds First Nations safety vessels, environment response depot in B.C.

VANCOUVER — Two B.C. First Nations are benefiting from a partnership through the federal Oceans Protection Plan to improve marine safety and protect the coastal environment.
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Man dies after suspected stolen pickup rams transport truck near Princeton, B.C.

Man dies after suspected stolen pickup rams transport truck near Princeton, B.C.

MANNING PARK, B.C. — Police in southern British Columbia are releasing more detail about a crash that closed Highway 3 near Princeton for hours on Wednesday.
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Poppies during a pandemic: The Royal Canadian Legion launches new ways to donate to veterans

Poppies during a pandemic: The Royal Canadian Legion launches new ways to donate to veterans

Touchless donation boxes will be available at 250 locations across Canada
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Rich Coleman had ‘dismissive’ attitude in policing casino crime, inquiry hears

Rich Coleman had ‘dismissive’ attitude in policing casino crime, inquiry hears

Fred Pinnock, former officer-in-charge of the disbanded RCMP Integrated Illegal Gaming Enforcement Team (IIGET) claims two former BC Liberal cabinet ministers have acknowledged to him how former Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General Rich Coleman was indifferent to addressing organized crime
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B.C. real estate agents asked to suspend open houses to protect clients from COVID-19

B.C. real estate agents asked to suspend open houses to protect clients from COVID-19

VANCOUVER — Real estate agents across British Columbia are being asked to temporarily stop holding open houses in an effort to curb the rise of COVID-19. The recommendation comes from the regulatory agencies overseeing B.C.
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'Don't throw, don't go, say no': B.C.'s Health Minister condemns house parties

'Don't throw, don't go, say no': B.C.'s Health Minister condemns house parties

"We need to be 100 per cent all in."
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This bear-y cute traveller was apprehended trying to cross the Canada-U.S. border

This bear-y cute traveller was apprehended trying to cross the Canada-U.S. border

The 21-pound black bear cub 'sought entry for essential reasons, but had no travel documents'
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No Charter right to be maskless in workplaces: lawyer

No Charter right to be maskless in workplaces: lawyer

Employers need caution around layoffs, surveillance and constructive dismissals
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Employees entitled to civil, respectful, dignified workplaces

Employees entitled to civil, respectful, dignified workplaces

Unchecked harassment and discrimination can cost employers
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