Human Resources & Education

Mitchell Gropper is recognized as legal profession leader

Cameras were being used to monitor for theft, safety and operational issues

B.C.’s First Nations communities are doing better than their neighbours in other western provinces in terms of employment rates – but continue to fall behind the non-indigenous population. That is a problem, says a new report from the C.D.

The BC Employment Standards Coalition in collaboration with the Retail Action Network has launched an online petition and Day of Action on Thursday, May 21, calling on the BC NDP government to legislate under the Employment Standards Act universal pa

Program provides help in accessing assistance, food, counselling

Provincial officials on Friday officially acknowledged that the international education sector has been - and will continue to be - challenged by the COVID-19 lockdown, but the impact for public K-12 schools won’t be as large as the one facing post-s

B.C.’s daycare centres will not be required to reopen their doors on June 1 as the public schools have, but the province has issued new health guidelines that may pave the way for some to relaunch in a safe and sanitary manner.

B.C. students and schoolchildren will have the option to return to the classroom part-time starting June 1, premier John Horgan said Friday.

Average membership of B.C.’s top professional organizations has grown 17.2% since 2016

B.C. has published guidelines for school operations but no timeline