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SkyTrain union, company return to bargaining table while bus drivers set to strike

SkyTrain union, company return to bargaining table while bus drivers set to strike

The union representing 900 SkyTrain workers and their employer are returning to the bargaining table, as another Metro Vancouver transit union remains poised to strike next week.
If you see this massive pile of potatoes in B.C., don't eat them

If you see this massive pile of potatoes in B.C., don't eat them

North of Kamloops, there's a pile of spuds sitting in the mud, but don't bother eating them, because they're mostly duds.
This program helps make Christmas a little brighter for Vancouver seniors

This program helps make Christmas a little brighter for Vancouver seniors

An annual program is returning this Christmas, giving Vancouverites the chance to bring a little holiday cheer to local seniors.
UPDATE: Nazi memorabilia pulled from auction in Metro Vancouver after public outrage

UPDATE: Nazi memorabilia pulled from auction in Metro Vancouver after public outrage

Bowing to public pressure, Maynards auctions has pulled all the Nazi memorabilia it had planned to put up for auction in Richmond on Saturday.
Here's what Canadians had to say about bad driving habits

Here's what Canadians had to say about bad driving habits

Last year, Research Co. started tracking the perceptions of Canadians on the “state of driving” in their municipality. At the time, the collective responses outlined a pessimistic public that was dissatisfied at having to report a high frequency of regrettable behaviours.
10 SeaBus sailings to be cancelled Saturday, confirms TransLink

10 SeaBus sailings to be cancelled Saturday, confirms TransLink

TransLink has confirmed that 10 SeaBus sailings will be cancelled tomorrow as a result of the transit strike issued by Unifor.
Canada Jetlines sues Westjet co-founder Neeleman for US$27 million for corporate scheming

Canada Jetlines sues Westjet co-founder Neeleman for US$27 million for corporate scheming

Its statement of claim reveals a sordid tale of alleged corporate scheming that scuttled Jetlines’ ability to get necessary financing.
Richmond hotel worker wins $1 million Lotto prize

Richmond hotel worker wins $1 million Lotto prize

Marlon, who celebrated his 36th birthday on Tuesday, won BCLC’s Lotto 6/49 $1 million Guaranteed Prize Draw on Wednesday.
Heads up! More Pattullo Bridge closures have been announced

Heads up! More Pattullo Bridge closures have been announced

The Pattullo Bridge will be closed overnight in one direction from Nov. 24 to Dec. 12 for the continued installation of an early seismic activity and wind warning system.
Changes to B.C. building code address secondary suites, energy efficiency

Changes to B.C. building code address secondary suites, energy efficiency

The British Columbia government has announced changes to the building code that expand options for secondary suites in multi-family buildings.
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