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Bureaucrat union says strike will begin Wednesday if no deal reached with Ottawa

Bureaucrat union says strike will begin Wednesday if no deal reached with Ottawa

The biggest sticking point in the talks appears to be pay increases
Glacier Media, Globe and Mail launch editorial partnership

Glacier Media, Globe and Mail launch editorial partnership

The Globe and Mail and Glacier Media have formed an editorial partnership to exchange news content and strengthen readership.
Budget 2023: B.C. home sales and prices expected to decline this year

Budget 2023: B.C. home sales and prices expected to decline this year

Both are forecasted to increase in 2024 with housing starts remaining somewhat level.
Is B.C. up to the hydrogen economy challenge?

Is B.C. up to the hydrogen economy challenge?

ANALYSIS | Commitment, focus needed to tap billions in clean-energy market potential
Moving salmon farms from water to land costly, risky: study

Moving salmon farms from water to land costly, risky: study

Replacing current production from open-net salmon farms in B.C. with land-based systems would require at least $1.8 billion in investment, government subsidies and regulatory changes.
Insurance risk management: a well-paying, ‘dynamic, fulfilling career’

Insurance risk management: a well-paying, ‘dynamic, fulfilling career’

Combatting stereotypes, this BCIT School of Business + Media program leads to prestigious jobs
Hayley Woodin appointed BIV Editor-in-Chief

Hayley Woodin appointed BIV Editor-in-Chief

I am proud to appoint Hayley Woodin as our next Editor-in-Chief, effective Jan. 1.
B.C.’s post-secondary student enrolment numbers stable

B.C.’s post-secondary student enrolment numbers stable

Number of new study permits dropped 53.6 per cent in 2020, but began rebound in 2021
Great Canadian Entertainment gets fourth CEO in two years

Great Canadian Entertainment gets fourth CEO in two years

CEO shuffling started after Rod Baker resigned for getting COVID-19 vaccine in Yukon when ineligible
Revenue is up at B.C.’s biggest cannabis companies

Revenue is up at B.C.’s biggest cannabis companies

Net losses for province’s top marijuana businesses have decreased with revenue increases