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VANCOUVER — The United Truckers Association says its members have voted unanimously in favour of job action at the Port of Vancouver to protest a program that would force the phaseout of older trucks.

Major job action could be on the horizon for B.C.’s government employees.

Premier reshaped his party’s image, now it must choose a new leader

Doctor Crisis: Foreign-trained MDs ready to help ease doctor shortage, but political will lacking says observer

SURREY, B.C. — A man is dead after what RCMP say is an apparent targeted attack in Surrey, B.C. A statement from police says it happened late Monday afternoon in a hotel parking lot on King George Boulevard.

Motive for the robbery and shootout remains unknown, police say. Days later, a bullet hole was found in a laundromat across the street

CASTLEGAR, B.C. — A college in British Columbia says a teenage student visiting from Quebec who was on life support after a delivery van collided with a transit bus in southeastern British Columbia has died.

“It’s a beautiful acquisition by the Nature Trust,” said Lee Middleton, Saturna Island trustee with Islands Trust. 

The pope's ambassador to Canada won't have to hand over records pertaining to B.C. priest sexual abuse allegations unless he agrees to a request from the defendants in the case, B.C. Supreme Court ruled July 4.

Andrew James Seangio is on trial for three counts of exposing his genitals to people under 16 for a sexual purpose and seven allegations of committing an indecent act in public.