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As grocery store prices continue to take a major bite out of most peoples budgets, federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh was in Nanaimo Monday, taking aim at that grocery store sticker shock.

In many industries, working a few days a week from home has become normal practice. At first, employers pushed back, asking many to return to the office. But a new survey conducted by recruiting company Robert Half found those employers are no longer in the majority.

A North Saanich boxer is finally getting answers from a Canadian airline after trying to reclaim her lost luggage and voicing concerns about poor customer service in the process.

The cost of a home in the B.C. capital region is rising again. Between May and June, the average home price on the Canadian Real Estate Association price index rose by $6,500, according to James Laird, co-CEO of Ratehub.ca.

More than 7,000 striking port workers are off the job for a fifth day Wednesday, in a strike that’s already adding strain and uncertainty to supply chains.

This edition of International People Moves details appointments at Howden Broking, Aon and Everest Re. A summary of these new hires follows here. Howden

Howden, the international insurance broker, has three new hires in London and Bermuda, part of a wider strategy to meet increased client demand for specialist casualty solutions. Mark Colgate, managin...

For many children, a week away at Camp Pringle in Shawnigan Lake, B.C., has been a rite of passage.

Victorias iconic Phillips Brewing Company is moving toward an employee-ownership model after more than two decades under the ownership of its founder.

Federal government employees in Greater Victoria and across the country will be mandated to return to the office for at least two to three days a week starting Jan. 16. By March 31, the hybrid work model will be fully implemented.