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What happened: B.C.’s unemployment rate fell as the province added thousands of new jobs in October Why it matters: The West Coast piled up four consecutive months of losses B.C.

New Westminster police referrals to restorative justice are typically not even a tenth of the number of referrals seen by the Tri-Cities area, and the The shift comes after a request from Communities Embracing Restorative Action (CERA), the restorati

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Parents everywhere will nod their heads in agreement: Having a family can be a nightlife buzzkill.

Elizabeth May’s departure as the federal Green party leader is a loss and a gift. If, as the saying goes, 80 per cent of life is showing up, it is also true that 80 per cent is knowing when to leave.

Lillian Boraks-Nemetz tells students to be independent thinkers, and not to get drawn into racism and hate

The Royal Canadian Legion has launched an initiative to educate and engage people who may not have a strong connection to the First World War.

A Prince George artist is seeking a B.C. Supreme Court review of a B.C. Human Rights Tribunal decision to dismiss a complaint after he was removed from a position on the Omineca Arts Council because he uses swastikas in his work.

An environmental enthusiast is calling on Vancouver City Council to reconsider introducing a bylaw to ban the use of gas-powered leaf blowers throughout the city.

Many have gone to war to prove their allegiance to their country, but for hundreds of Chinese-Canadians it went beyond that.