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BCIT students use AI to improve taxi transport at YVR

BCIT students use AI to improve taxi transport at YVR

The artificial intelligence model will help reduce taxi wait times for passengers to and from the airport.
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B.C. premier's office was lobbied by the daughter of one of its top strategists

B.C. premier's office was lobbied by the daughter of one of its top strategists

A Paper Excellence lobbyist solicited B.C.'s Office of the Premier while her father was a senior strategist for former premier John Horgan. The revelations come a day before the company faces investigation by a parliamentary committee.
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Union calls strike a 'success' after inking new tentative agreements with feds

Union calls strike a 'success' after inking new tentative agreements with feds

OTTAWA — The national president for the Public Service Alliance of Canada is calling the union's strike action a success after reaching tentative agreements with the federal government that secure wage increases meant to compensate workers for inflat
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'This can’t be real': Metro Vancouver man scratches $300,000 winning lotto ticket

'This can’t be real': Metro Vancouver man scratches $300,000 winning lotto ticket

He called his dad to tell him the good news, and his dad drove in to find out if it was real.
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BCHL pulling out of Hockey Canada to become independent league

BCHL pulling out of Hockey Canada to become independent league

The BCHL said restrictions around player eligibility are limiting the choice of young hockey players in Canada.
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One of Vancouver's biggest bike races announces new route, 2023 event date

One of Vancouver's biggest bike races announces new route, 2023 event date

Everyone from 6-year-old kids to professional athletes will be racing.
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Opinion: 40-year mortgage terms will keep Canadians poor

Opinion: 40-year mortgage terms will keep Canadians poor

While extending the payment period may provide temporary financial relief, it can have devastating long-term consequences for Canadian homeowners.
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Delta Police confirm one fatality in early morning collision

Delta Police confirm one fatality in early morning collision

Officers still on scene investigating in North Delta
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Tri-City Wordsmiths hosts free writers, readers' fest during May Days

Tri-City Wordsmiths hosts free writers, readers' fest during May Days

JJ Lee, Rob Taylor and Richard Dal Monte to speak at the inaugural Readers and Writers Festival in Port Coquitlam on Saturday, May 6.
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You can go on a floral voyage this June at a popular Vancouver garden

You can go on a floral voyage this June at a popular Vancouver garden

There will be mannequins dressed up not in floral patterns but actual flowers
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