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B.C. civil engineer sanctioned over flawed flood hazard report

B.C. civil engineer sanctioned over flawed flood hazard report

The Engineers and Geoscientists B.C. (EGBC) has issued a three-month suspension and financial penalties against an engineer who failed to meet professional standards on a Sea to Sky project.
Former B.C.-based airline, chairman to pay $100K for failure to disclose

Former B.C.-based airline, chairman to pay $100K for failure to disclose

Canada Jetlines Ltd. and its former CEO settle with the B.C. Securities Commission for failing to disclose a terminated aircraft deal.
More Canadians commuting as remote work declines, hybrid workers on site more often

More Canadians commuting as remote work declines, hybrid workers on site more often

The number of Canadians commuting to work rose for the fourth year in a row, a Statistics Canada report said Tuesday, as hybrid workers are increasingly spending more time in the workplace than at home.
Canada's tech job market has gone from boom to bust in last five years: Indeed

Canada's tech job market has gone from boom to bust in last five years: Indeed

Canada's tech job market has gone from boom to bust in a matter of years, a new study says.
Kelowna townhouse development placed into receivership

Kelowna townhouse development placed into receivership

Many of the units from prior phases of construction are already occupied.
Government debt interest costs $2,064 per B.C. resident: think tank

Government debt interest costs $2,064 per B.C. resident: think tank

Fraser Institute warns that growing government debt costs could crowd out social spending.
Rob Shaw: Bremner-Akins bets on middle lane in BC Green leadership race

Rob Shaw: Bremner-Akins bets on middle lane in BC Green leadership race

At just 23, Adam Bremner-Akins is pitching himself as both insider and insurgent. But in a contest defined by protest vs. pragmatism, his blend may be a gamble.
Canada eyes deeper energy ties with Germany through critical minerals partnership

Canada eyes deeper energy ties with Germany through critical minerals partnership

BERLIN — Canada signed a critical minerals partnership with Germany on Tuesday that encourages the joint public financing of natural resources projects as Ottawa works to boost development and exports to Europe.
B.C. firms receive $6.8M federal boost to advance waste-reducing tech

B.C. firms receive $6.8M federal boost to advance waste-reducing tech

Coquitlam-based firms Moment Energy and Novo Textile receive federal funding.
TransLink asks for input on Metrotown-North Shore bus rapid transit route

TransLink asks for input on Metrotown-North Shore bus rapid transit route

People can provide feedback on two route options in Burnaby for the future BRT line running from Metrotown to Park Royal.