BC is bracing for a labour disruption at all ports
BC is bracing for a labour disruption at all ports as a province wide lockout of more than 700 unionized foremen is expected to begin as of 8 AM this morning.
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Terrace Guns & Hoses 2024
Firefighters and Police are dropping their uniforms and donning their skates for the 2024 Guns & Hoses charity hockey game.
MP Bachrach Speaks Up on Airline Accessibility
Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP and Transportation Critic Taylor Bachrach rose in Parliament yesterday to call out the Minister of Transportation for allegedly allowing Canadian Airlines to get away with mistreating passengers on airlines.
B.C. Peace Region
Road reopens after jack-knifed semi causes major traffic delays
The incident occurred on Braden Road, between Highway 97 North and Sanataa Road.
Chetwynd Hospital reopens after diversion
The ER closed at 7 p.m. last night and reopened at 8 a.m. today.
As temperatures drop, BC SPCA warns about carbon monoxide poisoning
It's referred to as a silent killer because it's colourless, odourless and tasteless.
Vancouver
Victoria woman sentenced to prison for embezzling $340K from employer
A Victoria woman who admitted to skimming more than $340,000 from her employer has been sentenced to three years in prison.
North Vancouver man wins ticket lottery for concert that BCLC can't legally say is the Eras Tour
In another news release littered with Taylor Swift references, the British Columbia Lottery Corporation announced the winner of its "Concert of a Lifetime" giveaway Tuesday.
B.C.'s chief electoral officer defends election integrity after 'human errors'
British Columbia's chief electoral officer says "extremely challenging weather conditions" and a new voting system factored into human errors that saw ballots go uncounted in the provincial election — though none were large enough to change results.
Vancouver Island
Victoria woman sentenced to prison for embezzling $340K from employer
A Victoria woman who admitted to skimming more than $340,000 from her employer has been sentenced to three years in prison.
B.C.'s chief electoral officer defends election integrity after 'human errors'
British Columbia's chief electoral officer says "extremely challenging weather conditions" and a new voting system factored into human errors that saw ballots go uncounted in the provincial election — though none were large enough to change results.
Mounties investigating after driver killed in Vancouver Island crash
Mounties are investigating after one person was killed in a head-on collision on Vancouver Island over the weekend.
Canada
'Extreme disregard for the safety of others': Lamborghini driver gets prison sentence for 2021 Toronto crash
A mortgage broker who totalled his Lamborghini and left a passenger with life-altering injuries after trying to pass a Toronto streetcar at nearly three times the speed limit has been handed a two-and-a-half year prison sentence.
B.C. ports shuttered as lockout takes hold in latest labour dispute
One of Canada's most vital trade arteries is cut off as employers at most of British Columbia's ports lock out their workers in a dispute involving about 700 unionized foremen.
'Rat on rats': Alberta launches campaign to keep province rat-free
The provincial and federal governments are reminding Albertans to "Rat on Rats!" with a new information campaign.
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