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Canada Post asks jobs minister to force union to vote on ‘final offers’

OTTAWA — Canada Post says it has asked Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu to force a union membership vote on the proposals the Crown corporation...

‘Wild experience’: Dozens sleep outside overnight to celebrate Jollibee’s first Oregon store opening

Dozens of people slept overnight outside Jollibee's new Oregon location in Hillsboro to try and win a year of free fried chicken. ...

B.C. author claims AI company used his work without consent

A B.C. author is proposing a Canadian class-action lawsuit against a San Francisco-based artificial intelligence company alleging it used his and other people’s copyrighted...

Job Corps offices in Oregon face uncertain future after Trump administration pauses program

The Department of Labor said all contractor-operated Job Corps locations will be put on pause by June 30, 2025. PORTLAND, Ore. — The...

Rumored acquisition has Oregon wine country on edge

Such a deal could have significant ramifications for the industry, but most of the players directly involved are staying mum. MCMINNVILLE, Ore. —...

Northwest Portland’s Historic Schoolhouse building hits the market

The historic building has been listed for lease or sale after serving as headquarters, showroom and manufacturing facility for Schoolhouse Electric. PORTLAND, Ore....

Microsoft president hails Vancouver tech scene at Web Summit

Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq:MSFT) president Brad Smith hailed Vancouver's technology scene and called technology a bridge that can connect people despite geopolitics in his speech this week...

City of Vancouver ‘pauses’ work on mayor’s push to abolish elected park board

The City of Vancouver has paused the work of abolishing the elected park board after the provincial government failed to implement Mayor Ken Sim’s...

Most of Western Canada’s glaciers ‘doomed’ to disappear, researchers find

Climate change has put Western Canada’s glaciers on track for devastating loss over the coming decades, with the southern half of B.C. expected to...

U.S.-China tensions influencing Vancouver industrial real estate

Although the U.S. and China recently put a three-month pause on steep reciprocal tariffs, Vancouver’s industrial real estate market is feeling the heat as...

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