COVID-19 restricting imports, duty-free purchases but bolstering local sales
Fitness centres and arenas see similar numbers of patrons, restaurant industry asking for patience
Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada projects an overall 54 per cent decline since the pandemic
A two-by-four inch piece of framing lumber that cost $12.65 on June 1 is now selling for $3.95
Old growth ban makes no sense in Interior, convention told
StatCan says higher gasoline and housing prices fueled much of the rise
Union expects a vote to take place before the end of the year
Lands ministry hiring more dam safety staff to catch up
Redlen gaining a reputation for manufacturing advanced medical imaging equipment
Uncertainty around COVID-19 has kept some potential resort staffers from moving to Canada
Increased tax take, federal transfers reduce forecast by half
‘These things are beyond our control…there is no option to opt out.’
Google Play version coming, restrictions take effect Monday
20 Indigenous communities call for more time, resources
As visitors flood back into Tofino, business owners struggle to find people to serve them
Ideally, automation can redeploy workers into better and more interesting work
Cascadia Seaweed part of Oceans 2050 project that won Keeling Curve Prize
Dr. Bonnie Henry announced return of mask mandate Aug. 24
Sales were also down 19.2 per cent from the 182,040 sold in August 2019, before COVID-19
Telus workers not fully vaccinated for COVID-19 by Oct. 15 to be tested 2 times a week
