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Burnaby approves 5 new Metrotown towers up to 60 storeys with 2,000+ homes

Burnaby approves 5 new Metrotown towers up to 60 storeys with 2,000+ homes

The Concord Metrotown development includes mixed-tenure buildings with strata condos, market rental and non-market rental homes, as well as an office/hospitality tower.
B.C. job postings must include pay amounts starting this week

B.C. job postings must include pay amounts starting this week

The goal is to help address the pay gap between men and women
No purrfect evidence: B.C. tribunal dismisses complaint against neighbours' cats

No purrfect evidence: B.C. tribunal dismisses complaint against neighbours' cats

Jaime Lee Metcalfe alleged her neighbours' cats entered her unit and caused damage to her property by peeing and pooping.
Early childhood educators to get $2/hour raise, grants from province

Early childhood educators to get $2/hour raise, grants from province

The raise follows previous boosts totalling $4 an hour since 2018, bringing the median hourly wage for ECEs in B.C. to $28
What a fairer migrant farm worker program could look like

What a fairer migrant farm worker program could look like

More worker power and better oversight needed to protect the people B.C. depends on to grow its food.
More than 900 homes planned in major South Burnaby development

More than 900 homes planned in major South Burnaby development

Two highrise towers up to 44 storeys tall are proposed as part of Southgate City in Edmonds.
These countries have the most mobile phone users

These countries have the most mobile phone users

In partnership with Visible , Stacker used data from the International Telecommunication Union via the World Bank to examine the rate of mobile phone subscriptions worldwide.
Opinion: How organizations can address toxic workplace cultures to tackle sexual harassment

Opinion: How organizations can address toxic workplace cultures to tackle sexual harassment

To develop meaningful solutions, sexual harassment needs to be seen as an organizational issue and not just an interpersonal one.
Ex-Burnaby 'death-care' tycoon vilified in Amazon Prime movie

Ex-Burnaby 'death-care' tycoon vilified in Amazon Prime movie

The Burial depicts a Mississippi legal battle that sparked the downfall of a Burnaby-based funeral home empire started by former Burnaby-Edmonds MLA Ray Loewen.
B.C. commits to mandatory Holocaust education for Grade 10 students

B.C. commits to mandatory Holocaust education for Grade 10 students

The Jewish community has been calling for mandatory Holocaust education for "many decades."