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As B.C. companies urge in-office returns, HR pros say hybrid work here to stay

As B.C. companies urge in-office returns, HR pros say hybrid work here to stay

Workers are back in offices, but HR professionals say a fuller return may hurt satisfaction
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Port Alberni sightseeing train returns this month

Port Alberni sightseeing train returns this month

A short-track summer passenger train will run along the waterfront.
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RCMP, B.C. Securities Commission deliver warnings to 10 suspected 'money mules'

RCMP, B.C. Securities Commission deliver warnings to 10 suspected 'money mules'

Sammy Wu, manager of investigations for the BC Securities Commission, said most of the suspects were "unwitting" money mules.
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These houses have front porches: What's happening with Wadams Farm development in Sooke

These houses have front porches: What's happening with Wadams Farm development in Sooke

First phase of Wadams Farm housing development nearing completion
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On the Street: Nanaimo names event directors for 2025 B.C. 55 Games

On the Street: Nanaimo names event directors for 2025 B.C. 55 Games

The games are expected to bring up to 4,000 participants plus coaches and supporters to the city.
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B.C. egg production hits five-year low as demand soars

B.C. egg production hits five-year low as demand soars

Cage-free, enriched egg production has nearly doubled as consumer appetites change
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Kevin Greenard: How executors should deal with credit cards, loyalty points and Air Miles

Kevin Greenard: How executors should deal with credit cards, loyalty points and Air Miles

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Capital region unemployment rate inches up

Capital region unemployment rate inches up

The rate moved to 4.7 per cent in May from 4.5 per cent the previous month, as provincial and federal rates also rose slightly.
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Court to hear Bear Mountain receivership request

Court to hear Bear Mountain receivership request

One of the partners, Sanovest Holdings Ltd., says it requires a receiver-manager to address several concerns, including property taxes coming due, looming legal expenses and potential payroll shortfalls
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New Salvation Army thrift store in Langford billed as largest on Island

New Salvation Army thrift store in Langford billed as largest on Island

The 11,000-square-foot store near Westshore Town Centre is the second one in Langford and the seventh in Greater Victoria.
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