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B.C. is retaining legal counsel to explore its options to sue OpenAI in California for the company’s failure to notify police about the alleged Tumbler Ridge shooter’s flagged online activity. “When there are serious concerns that opportunities to prevent harm were missed, we have, as a government, the responsibility to act,” B.C. Attorney General Niki […]

Striking nurses are reporting “widespread employer intimidation” as job action ramps up. “Nursing managers have started to threaten nurses, saying, ‘If you don’t clean a stretcher or if you don’t pick up something or stock something — these sorts of extra duties — then we’re going to report you to the College,’” B.C. Nurses’ Union

The Minister of Energy and Natural Resources announced a $400-million investment in Teck Trail Operations to enhance its critical minerals processing capacity. The Honourable Tim Hodgson met with Teck workers, staff and local and provincial representatives at a ceremony at Teck Trail on Tuesday, July 7, where he launched the Canada Critical Minerals Accelerator (CCMA),

One person is dead after a house fire in Coquitlam Tuesday morning (July 7). Emergency crews were called to the 700-block of Roderick Avenue around 9 a.m. for a residential fire, Coquitlam RCMP said in a news release. Police said that based on information from a witness, it was determined that there was one resident

Thirty-seven people have been charged in the United States in connection with a U.S. federal investigation into Indian crime groups that are known to engage in racketeering, targeted killings, shootings, extortion and drug trafficking across international borders. The investigation, called “Operation Hard Ball,” has led to 24 arrests of individuals connected to three Indian-based transnational