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Threatened at knife point, wages clawed back: Uber drivers decry working conditions after high-profile assault

Jackie Smith delivered food for Uber Eats nearly full time for three years, until the night when he was threatened at knife point.The 29-year-old, who immigrated...

Who will police Surrey? Province due to announce decision on transition from RCMP today

A decision on the future of policing in Surrey, British Columbia's second largest city by population, is expected today.Public Safety Minister and Solicitor General...

Nicknamed Mr. Safety, my dad was my hero. Tragically, he was killed in a workplace accident

Four-year-old Alison Hodgins, right, and her sister Miriah Hodgins, left, wear safety helmets as their father Andy Hodgins prepares an activity on their back...

Thompson Rivers University is phasing out its undergraduate fine arts program

Students, alumni and instructors are protesting Thompson Rivers University's (TRU) plan to phase out its bachelor of fine arts (BFA) program.On Monday, the Kamloops,...

Why are kids in government care running away? New report from B.C.'s children, youth rep sheds some light

B.C.'s representative for children and youth says too many children in government care are running away from their living situations, and a hard look...

Hastings Racecourse 2023: Horse racing’s revival to honour the late Glen Todd

Sports Betting Sports Just over a year after his death, the ‘greatly...

Canucks’ Cup takeaways: Four lessons from the first round of the NHL playoffs

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Whitecaps can't change their sordid past, but hope to shape a brighter future

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Why striking PSAC members want remote work enshrined in their contract

Language for post-pandemic telework should be enshrined in contracts for Canada's 150,000 striking federal civil servants, say their union, with workers arguing it's good...

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