BCGEU members, led by Paul Finch, the union president, march in Victoria. Photo: Flickr
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Surfers relish a friendly, early February session on the Jordan River as a log boom is towed, destined for the Fraser River. Photo: Nora O’Malley, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter.
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With over 400 Indigenous tourism-related businesses open in 2023 supporting 9,962 jobs, First Nations may be just “scratching the surface” of an industry filled with opportunity.
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The union and province have signed a return-to-work agreement, and the union has agreed not to strike for 30 days while negotiations resume.
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Negotiations began in January to replace a collective agreement that expired on March 31.
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Karin Nelson, a Saanich resident, started two petitions that appear to have been pivotal in helping force the policy change.
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Meerkat is a new website and soon-to-be app that lets people lend and borrow outdoor equipment.
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The union calls the certification, which comes after a driver vote in March, a landmark victory for gig workers.
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Fresh produce, local artisans, and community vibes—here’s where to shop local this season.
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The 2025 federal election campaign will end on April 28 with the election of a new set of parliamentarians tasked with the job of governing Canada.
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Victoria Specialty Hardware quietly closed, leaving customers wondering how they'll retrieve thousands of dollars worth of purchases.
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A dock foreman strike in Vancouver means laden shipping vessels are parked in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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“Since 2017, this despicable eyesore has been stalled on a main artery in our beautiful community,” the petition begins.
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One in a series of Capital Daily’s in-depth reporting on provincial election campaigns in the region.
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Gaps in asset management a key factor impacting tax hikes for residents
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