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Workers for the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), for both Urban and RSMC (Rural and Suburban Mail Carriers) bargaining units issued the notice on Monday.

Canada Post says it has received strike notices from the union representing 55,000 postal workers.

Bryan Yu, a chief economist with Central 1, told Global News that despite the availability, buyers still seem to be hesitant to purchase homes.

Canada coach Jesse Marsch understands some of his team's supporters might not want to travel to the CONCACAF Gold Cup for fear of difficulty at the U.S. border.

Squamish RCMP received a report at 12:34 p.m. that a woman had fallen from a slackline at Chek Canyon Recreation Area. She died at the scene.

In colder climates, the purple perennials signal summer weather is on its way.

The PWHL's two newest franchises in Seattle and Vancouver will begin stocking their rosters early next month through an exclusive free agency period followed by an expansion draft.

Chetwynd, B.C., which hosts the annual Chetwynd International Chainsaw Carving Championship is giving away carvings to communities throughout the province.

B.C. says nursing applications have more than doubled since the election of U.S. President Donald Trump.

In the race to mitigate the damage from future wildfires, stewards of Alberta's parks have turned to loggers to create fire guards

The Sun Peaks ski resort near Kamloops is adopting European "snow blankets" to preserve its winter season during warmer summer months amid climate change.

Jessyka and Jordan Hagen’s love story was the classic meet-cute: Two strangers meet and fall in love, they get married and have children. But then life tore them apart. They couldn’t stand to be in the same room and separated. And yet, today they’re more in love than ever before.

A team of researchers at University of British Columbia has developed a new design for highrises that could help tall buildings withstand major earthquakes, while keeping people safe inside.

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Protesters who have been camping at a British Columbia ostrich farm that's been ordered to kill its entire flock because of bird flu say they're preparing to stay longer.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) says it is going ahead with a cull of nearly 400 ostriches living in southeastern B.C. over fears of avian flu.

It's B.C. Spot Prawn season! These delicate and delicious prawns are the perfect base for this dish that you can make at home following these steps!

Donna Seto has published a collection of her illustrations along with stories from community members, a history of the buildings and archival photographs of the neighbourhood entitled Chinatown Vancouver: An Illustrated History, published by House of Anansi.

Russell Allison of Pritchard, B.C., a small ranching community in the province's Interior, was named Rookie of the Year at the 2025 Canadian Livestock Auctioneering Championships last week.

The City of Kamloops is exploring the possibility of a city-owned and operated clinic, similar to the one launched in Colwood earlier this year, in a bid to bring more doctors to the B.C. Interior community.

When Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled his new cabinet this week, one notable position was omitted from the roster: the minister of diversity, inclusion and persons with disabilities. 

It's been 45 years since the Mount St. Helens eruption in Washington state. British Columbians who were young adults at the time remember how the sky changed as the volcanic ash arrived.

A 22-year-old woman has died after falling from a slackline at a popular climbing area near Squamish, according to B.C. RCMP.

Drivers planning to travel through mountain passes in B.C.’s Interior this long weekend are being warned to prepare for flurries and challenging road conditions. Environment Canada issued a special weather statement Saturday afternoon, advising of snowfall at higher elevations along several key highway routes.

New York City's mayor says 19 people were injured, four seriously, when a Mexican tall ship struck the Brooklyn Bridge. The span was spared major damage.

A Mexican navy sailing ship on a global goodwill tour struck the Brooklyn Bridge in New York on Saturday night, snapping its three masts, fatally injuring two crew members and leaving some sailors dangling from harnesses high in the air waiting for help.

A Nanaimo bar whose recipe called for butter equivalent to the weight of a baby elephant has been certified as the world's largest during an event in the British Columbia city that bears the sweet treat's name.

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Tricia Hall, owner of Stoxx Vintage, says theft has become a growing burden for her family-run business. Police confirm shoplifting is on the rise in Burnaby and Vancouver, prompting enforcement efforts and initiatives to address root causes.