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Workers at Bardel Entertainment, Inc. | submitted The provincial government is extending a pilot program aimed at attracting foreign tech workers and easing one requirement for highly sought-after talent.

The Heiltsuk used the heat pump installation project to train members in their installation and maintenance. | Submitted Like many remote First Nations communities in B.C., Bella Bella’s Heiltsuk has housing issues.

In operation for five years now, Kuterra produces 300 tonnes of salmon per yearin a closed-containment system. | Submitted Can land-based salmon farming ever be profitable in B.C. while competing with open-net fish farms? Ross Beaty, one of B.C.

Artist Douglas Coupland smiles while organizing his latest work “The National Portrait,” a series of 3D portraits printed from hundreds of scans of Canadians’ heads, at a studio in Vancouver on Thursday November 9, 2017.

Casino/Shutterstock British Columbia's attorney general has released an independent report saying the province's casinos unknowingly served as money-laundering outlets for organized crime.

In a puzzling scene at Richmond City Hall in May, City Council opened the barn door for rampant speculation on agricultural farmland.

0626-nanaimo001578.jpg A Nanaimo mother says her daugher found a baggie containing crack cocaine on the playground of Cilaire Elementary School.

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Rail bridge alongside the Pattullo in New West. Google Maps Eight cars from a Canadian National Railway freight train have jumped the tracks in Metro Vancouver.

West Moberly Chief Roland Wilson is now in support of the LNG Canada project, despite having had reservations in the past | File photo, credit William Stodalka First Nations along the corridor for the natural gas pipeline that would feed the LNG Cana