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Teacher contract negotiations hit 12-month mark

Teacher contract negotiations hit 12-month mark

After a year of bargaining, there has been some talk of job action among teachers, but the BCTF said there is no plan at the moment to hold a membership vote on job action.
B.C. ministry responsible for technology removed ‘technology’ from its name

B.C. ministry responsible for technology removed ‘technology’ from its name

Name change casts doubt on B.C. government’s tech priorities
B.C. lawsuit claims Hershey failed to disclose ‘rampant’ child labour in supply chain

B.C. lawsuit claims Hershey failed to disclose ‘rampant’ child labour in supply chain

A Toronto man claims in a class action that Hershey Canada Inc. and its corporate parents misleadingly market their candy products by failing to disclose “rampant” child labour and slavery used in their supply chains.
鶹ýӳtourism operators bracing for coronavirus fallout

鶹ýӳtourism operators bracing for coronavirus fallout

SARS panic in 2003 caused 10 per cent drop in tourism revenue in Vancouver
鶹ýӳbrewery closes after fines, licence suspension

鶹ýӳbrewery closes after fines, licence suspension

Coal Harbour Brewing Co. announced the closure Saturday after being fined by the government for not paying back taxes
In translation: Stories from Chinese media

In translation: Stories from Chinese media

Heading into the New Year, we posed this question online: “What would you like to see more of in the Richmond News in 2020?” In response to reader feedback, we are launching a new feature, which translates into English the headlines of the top news s
Surrey mayor mum on if Uber drivers will continue to be ticketed

Surrey mayor mum on if Uber drivers will continue to be ticketed

Surrey’s mayor is keeping his lips sealed as to whether he’ll continue to have his bylaw officers issue Uber drivers fines as the city awaits the formation of an inter-municipal licence for ride hailing, which could still take months.
Flooding forces dozens from homes amid state of emergency in Cowichan Valley

Flooding forces dozens from homes amid state of emergency in Cowichan Valley

Heavy rain flooded homes in parts of the Cowichan Valley with chest-deep water Saturday, displacing residents in Crofton and more than one-quarter of people living on Halalt First Nation land.
UPDATED: 鶹ýӳpolice searching for missing elderly woman

UPDATED: 鶹ýӳpolice searching for missing elderly woman

87-year-old Yu Suet Wong was last seen Friday near Granville and West 41st
UPDATED: January one of the wettest on record for Vancouver

UPDATED: January one of the wettest on record for Vancouver

The region saw 22 consecutive days of precipitation in January