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Ag labour shortage looms across Canada

Ag labour shortage looms across Canada

'Scarcity breeds creativity, and problems lead to innovative thinking.'
No more sightings of cougar, Roberts Creek trails still being monitored

No more sightings of cougar, Roberts Creek trails still being monitored

Conservation officers continue to monitor the B+K trail system in Roberts Creek following a cougar encounter over the weekend.
Highway 101 traffic restricted between Tla'amin Nation and Lund

Highway 101 traffic restricted between Tla'amin Nation and Lund

Structure fire results in downed power line on the roadway
Veteran goalie joins Powell River Kings

Veteran goalie joins Powell River Kings

Manitoba Junior Hockey League all-star signs with BC Hockey League club
Record number of vehicles travelled on B.C. Ferries last year

Record number of vehicles travelled on B.C. Ferries last year

Ferries carried a total of 9.4 million vehicles in the year ending March 31, up from the previous record of 8.9 million vehicles for the year ending in spring 2019
qathet Regional District briefs

qathet Regional District briefs

Board to consider emergency preparedness fund application; Updated housing needs assessment recommended; Camping waiver fee discussed
Subject of disinformation campaign skeptical about chance of foreign interference inquiry

Subject of disinformation campaign skeptical about chance of foreign interference inquiry

Kenny Chiu, the Steveston-Richmond East MP from 2019 to 2021, isn't expecting Ottawa will hold a public inquiry on the issue
Employer-employee disconnect frustrates job market conditions, survey finds

Employer-employee disconnect frustrates job market conditions, survey finds

The Addressing the Labour Market Gap survey collected responses from employers and employees in B.C.
In memoriam: David Perrin

In memoriam: David Perrin

October 3, 1950 - May 28, 2023 
How population growth is affecting everything from jobs to housing in the economy

How population growth is affecting everything from jobs to housing in the economy

"Employment levels are going to be increasing a lot, just because we're adding a lot of people to the population," said University of Waterloo economics professor Mikal Skuterud