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Forestry union rejects WFP’s binding-arbitration talks

Forestry union rejects WFP’s binding-arbitration talks

The union representing 3,000 striking forest workers has rejected an invitation from Western Forest Products to enter binding arbitration to settle what is now a four-month labour dispute.
Kevin Greenard: Coming up with the down payment for your home

Kevin Greenard: Coming up with the down payment for your home

Last week, we encouraged those individuals interested in purchasing either a condo or a single-family dwelling to understand the financial numbers and to set goals.
Wilson’s buses ready to provide ferries shuttle in case of Vancouver transit strike

Wilson’s buses ready to provide ferries shuttle in case of Vancouver transit strike

A Victoria transportation company says it’s prepared to provide a shuttle for walk-on ferry passengers from Tsawwassen to Bridgeport Station if the labour dispute escalates between unionized workers and the Coast Mountain Bus Company in Vancouver.
Sidney firm banks on truck fuel-efficiency plan

Sidney firm banks on truck fuel-efficiency plan

A Sidney company anticipates a boost to its profile and bottom line with the introduction of a $1.4-million heavy-duty-vehicle efficiency program that will offer government incentives for commercial truckers to cut their emissions.
Dynamic duo riding region’s building boom

Dynamic duo riding region’s building boom

They met five years ago across a table saw, surrounded by wood shavings and piles of lumber, and that chance encounter in Camosun College’s carpentry school has blossomed into a long-term relationship and a small business that is booked solid.
To electrify sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ transportation, power generation needs to double: study

To electrify sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ transportation, power generation needs to double: study

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Big changes coming to Burnaby’s Metrotown

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Canfor backs Jim Pattison's billion-dollar takeover bid

Canfor backs Jim Pattison's billion-dollar takeover bid

VANCOUVER — A special committee of lumber giant Canfor’s board has approved an almost $1-billion offer from a Jim Pattison company to take full control of the company.
Mooring steel from China to accommodate larger ships at Ogden Point

Mooring steel from China to accommodate larger ships at Ogden Point

Work on a new mooring dolphin to accommodate larger cruise ships at Ogden Point could start within two weeks, according to the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority.
Forestry crisis driving down sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ exports, overall growth

Forestry crisis driving down sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ exports, overall growth

The crisis in British Columbia’s forestry sector that saw more than 20 sawmills close or curtail production over the summer and put about 3,000 sawmill employees out of work, at least temporarily, is showing up in worsening trade figures for the prov