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B.C. moves to drop employee vote from union certification drives

B.C. moves to drop employee vote from union certification drives

Construction workers to be allowed to change unions once a year
West Fraser cutting pulp production at Alberta mill, changing type of pulp output

West Fraser cutting pulp production at Alberta mill, changing type of pulp output

Company permanently reducing capacity at its pulp mill in Hinton by end of the year
Vehicle reviewer picks 5 SUVs to help you save at the pump

Vehicle reviewer picks 5 SUVs to help you save at the pump

Manufacturers offering consumers a variety of ways to beat the prices at the pump
B.C. to force higher-density development along transit lines

B.C. to force higher-density development along transit lines

Agency will have authority to buy land along rail corridors
Vancouver’s March home sales up 27% since February: B.C. real estate board

Vancouver’s March home sales up 27% since February: B.C. real estate board

Rebound still behind the pace of sales in March one year ago
Seafood biz braces for losses of jobs, fish due to sanctions

Seafood biz braces for losses of jobs, fish due to sanctions

Russia is one of the largest producers of seafood in the world
Starting Friday, vaccinated travellers to Canada don’t need a COVID-19 test

Starting Friday, vaccinated travellers to Canada don’t need a COVID-19 test

Travel agents report surge in demand for flights since the change was announced two weeks ago
B.C.’s hydrogen fuel project seeing big investor interest, Horgan says

B.C.’s hydrogen fuel project seeing big investor interest, Horgan says

Dedicated permit office aims to streamline development
Canadian songwriters made on average $67 in royalties from digital platforms in 2021

Canadian songwriters made on average $67 in royalties from digital platforms in 2021

Overall Canadians gained record royalties from streaming platforms in 2021
B.C. ends quarantine program for temporary foreign workers, self-isolation continues

B.C. ends quarantine program for temporary foreign workers, self-isolation continues

The British Columbia Agriculture Ministry says it is ending the COVID-19 quarantine program for temporary foreign workers but will keep a different program for another year to support self-isolation to curb the spread of the virus.
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