Human Resources & Education

Number of new daily cases falls as vaccination rate increases

Never be afraid to ask questions, national industry association says.

Average daily rate of coronavirus infections continues to fall in city

A health expert is warning that the unprecedented heat wave seen in Metro Vancouver and throughout B.C. this week may pose productivity hindrances – if not outright health hazards – for the large number of people working from home.

WorkSafeBC advises employers to close, as workers face potential heat exhaustion

Goals include gender parity, diverse representation on boards and in management

The decision by Vancouver schools to cut honours programs will not only not resolve issues of inequity for students, but severely damage the city’s ability to maximize its human resources for a stronger economic future, a top local academic said.

Rate of new infection continues to fall in city

The fundraising campaign is being launched in an effort to expand science, technology, engineering, arts and design and math learning across the province

'We are all eager for direction on movements for justice and reconciliation, and Chief Dan George provided decades of inspiration, hard truths and guidance to all of us.'