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Technology: ‘Massive demand’ for B.C. biotech talent putting pressure on sector

Technology: ‘Massive demand’ for B.C. biotech talent putting pressure on sector

91Ô­´´'s life sciences sector faces as many as 5,000 job vacancies by 2029
Short-lived strike over after Seaspan Ferries, union reach agreement

Short-lived strike over after Seaspan Ferries, union reach agreement

Seaspan’s cargo ferries bring an estimated 50 per cent of goods to 91Ô­´´ Island, transporting everything from groceries to building materials.
B.C. spot prawn fishers celebrate easing of regulations

B.C. spot prawn fishers celebrate easing of regulations

The a move to restrict the size of prawn tubs has been put off until next year, Fisheries Minister Joyce Murray announced this week.
Kevin Greenard: Sharing tax information with your Portfolio Manager

Kevin Greenard: Sharing tax information with your Portfolio Manager

The Canada Revenue Agency's My Account service provides an easy way for portfolio manaers to access clients’ tax information.
Restaurants, hotels look for low-season boost from Dine Around and Stay in Town

Restaurants, hotels look for low-season boost from Dine Around and Stay in Town

Dine Around and Stay in Town runs until Feb. 6. During the annual promotion, restaurants and hotels offer deals on meals and rooms.
South Island economic development agency wins international awards

South Island economic development agency wins international awards

The International Economic Development Council has recognized the South Island Prosperity Partnership for its role in paving the way to recovery out of the worst of the pandemic.
B.C. gas company wants all new homes hooked up to renewable gas

B.C. gas company wants all new homes hooked up to renewable gas

FortisBC has filed an application to the BC Utilities Commission to approve a plan making all new builds wanting a gas hookup automatically receive renewable gas
B.C. provides $3.7M to Indigenous Tourism BC

B.C. provides $3.7M to Indigenous Tourism BC

Money will help provide grants to Indigenous tourism operators
He escaped Russian invasion, then opened Victoria shop that was beacon for Volvo enthusiasts

He escaped Russian invasion, then opened Victoria shop that was beacon for Volvo enthusiasts

Mechanic Peter Landsman, who operated a small Victoria garage that specialized in Volvos, is closing the shop and retiring after 30 years. People went to great lengths to be his customers.
Region breaks 45-year-old homebuilding record but demand still outstrips housing supply

Region breaks 45-year-old homebuilding record but demand still outstrips housing supply

Builders looking for ways to reduce obstacles