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Though it happened across the border, April’s collapse of a tower crane in downtown Seattle wasn’t far from the minds of sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½â€™s crane community at a safety conference in Richmond.

The native algae have rigid spines that damage the gills of the fish

Pacific Mazda, a fixture on Yates Street for more than three decades and one of the last independent vehicle dealers in the region, has been sold and is expected to move within two years to an as yet undetermined location.

sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Ferries’ first hybrid-electric ferries are on their way to British Columbia. The Island Class ships departed Constanta, Romania on Wednesday cradled on a semi-submersible vessel for the 10,305 nautical mile journey to Vancouver Island.

The provincial government continues to stoke public outrage over expensive cellphone bills, appointing a point person on the issue while admitting that Ottawa, not the province, controls action on mobile phone companies.

VANCOUVER — The sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Ministry of Agriculture has withdrawn, at least temporarily, a plan to use satellites to detect violations of the regulations governing the Agricultural Land Reserve.

The $7.4-billion Trans Mountain pipeline twinning project is under construction. As of the end of September, 2,200 workers had been hired, and are working, mostly at each end of the pipeline, in Burnaby and Edmonton.

Workers at Mountain Equipment Co-op in Victoria have voted in favour of joining a union.

The Metro Vancouver Regional District wants TransLink to consider introducing an electric river bus to transport passengers from Fraser River communities.

Talks have broken off between Western Forest Products and the union representing nearly 3,000 workers on the coast.