BUSINESS BEAT – Canada threatens legal action against Stellantis
Why Canada is threatening legal action against Stellantis, new government support for lumber producers, a possible comeback for Greyhound, and grading Canada’s banks [Continue]
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TRAFFIC – Signal timing on Columbia Street corridor to be ‘optimized’
Signal timing at intersections within the Columbia Street corridor between 1st Avenue and 6th Avenue will be “optimized” beginning Oct. 18, and changes to the [Continue]
HEALTHCARE – Seven obstetrician-gynecologists resign hospital privileges
Seven obstetrician-gynecologists have resigned their in-hospital privileges at Royal Inland Hospital, citing unsafe workloads, chronic staff shortages and a lack of [Continue]
POLICE – Man dies of injuries from violent attack, suspect charged
The victim of a violent attack that took place Sept. 27, 2025, has succumbed to his injuries. At about 5:08 a.m. on that date, police were called to the 700-block of Notre [Continue]
BUSINESS BEAT – Some surprisingly good news on the jobs front
Surprisingly good news on the jobs front, a new strategy for striking postal workers, how a popular Canadian fashion retailer has nearly tripled its profit, and new trouble [Continue]
BUSINESS BEAT – Blue Jays baseball fever may be hitting the West Coast
The real reason why so many Canadians are boycotting the U.S., the head of Canada’s largest bank offers his solution to the Can/Am trade war, mounting pressure in the [Continue]
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