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The union for B.C. Ferries workers is complaining that the new Salish class vessels compromise safety by separating engine controls from the engines by five decks. Eduardo Munoz, president of the ships officers component of the B.C.

B.C. Ferries is heading into a major construction project to replace existing C-class ferries with five new vessels.

Unions ratify contract

Parks, recreation and culture department rejects Willingdon Beach as possible site

Seniors First BC estimates about eight per cent of B.C. seniors experience some form of abuse – but that number could be even higher as many older adults are often reluctant to report abuse.

Police locate Rock Dragon sculpture

This Canada Day long weekend, RCMP will be teaming up with ICBC to enforce stricter CounterAttack road checks across the province for impaired drivers. Every year, an average of 65 people are killed in impairment-related crashes in B.C.

Manufacturer of prefabricated modular components forced to import aluminum from China

Last week’s record-high temperatures, widespread lightning storms and a dramatic spike in wildfire activity served as stark reminders of how quickly B.C.’s landscapes can dry out, and how important it is to prevent human-caused wildfires.

Iconic Hulk sinks perfectly and sits in pristine condition off Willingdon Beach