by julianne Losito | Aug 31, 2026
Business in Vancouver, August 31, 2026 Author: Rob Shaw The province can turn a political promise into jobs, industrial capacity and a stronger shipbuilding sector. More than a year after promising to build BC Ferries’ next fleet of vessels in B.C. instead of China, a...
by julianne Losito | Aug 31, 2026
Shipyard workers are ready. The public is behind them. And industry says now is the time to rebuild B.C.’s marine sector amid global uncertainty. For immediate release August 31, 2026 DELTA – An unprecedented coalition of unions has launched Build Them Here, a...
by Doug Cook | Aug 25, 2026
August 25, 2026 WHILE AI TOOLS CAN BE useful at times, recent cases highlight the dangers of using them for claims and appeals. Here are five recent BC cases in which workers damaged their own claims by using AI. AI legal The worker had an AI assistant draft his...
by Doug Cook | Aug 19, 2026
August 19, 2026 EVERY DAY, CARY KANE drives 180 kilometres: 90 km to work and another 90 back home in the Fraser Valley. The long daily trip takes hours out of Kane’s day altogether — but he isn’t exactly complaining. “That’s a bit of a commitment,” he says of the...
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