largefeature
National Lacrosse League title game Saturday at LEC
North American pro lacrosse supremacy comes down to one game and one venue.
Candidates clash over classrooms
Local BC Liberal candidates didn't back off their party's free-enterprise platform at an all-candidates meeting hosted by the Chilliwack Teachers' Association (CTA) at Evergreen Hall last Thursday.
Teachers proving perfectly logical
Mr. Robson makes several errors in his commentary regarding the premier's recent announcement of her solution for labour peace with the BCTF.
PoCo firefighters happy with deal
The City of Port Coquitlam and its firefighters are moving towards labour peace. Council recently approved a memorandum of agreement between the city and Local 1941 of the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) that renews the collective agreement up to Dec. 31, 2011.
Council approves CUPE deal
Delta council approved a new four-year collective agreement with CUPE Local 454 Monday, cementing the agreement that was ratified by the union last week.
Delta ratifies contract with civic employees
Delta council approved a new four-year collective agreement with CUPE Local 454 Monday, cementing the agreement that was ratified by the union last week.
Anxious to get back on the ice
He would had much rather been with his Nashville Predators teammates, traversing across Canada and the U.S., even though most of its landscape was tangled in the icy grip of early winter.
No sympathy for the spoiled
In the midst of the hoopla surrounding the end of the National Hockey League lockout, let's not forget the "little guys" - the major junior, junior A, and junior B leagues that continued to run throughout Canada and the U.S. while businessmen in tailored suits haggled in boardrooms over billions of dollars of revenue.
Very little sympathy for spoiled
In the midst of the hoopla surrounding the end of the National Hockey League lockout, let's not forget the "little guys"-the major junior, Junior A, and Junior B leagues that continued to run throughout Canada and the U.S. while businessmen in tailored suits haggled in boardrooms over billions of dollars of revenue.
Puck bucks better spent in local rinks
In the midst of the hoopla surrounding the end of the National Hockey League lockout, let's not forget the "little guys" - the major junior, junior A, and junior B leagues that continued to run throughout Canada and the U.S. while businessmen in tailored suits haggled in boardrooms over billions of dollars of revenue.
No sympathy for spoiled
In the midst of all the hoopla surrounding the end of the National Hockey League lockout, let's not forget about the "little guys."
No sympathy for spoiled
In the midst of the hoopla surrounding the end of the National Hockey League lockout, let's not forget the "little guys" - the major junior, junior A, and junior B leagues that continued to run throughout Canada and the U.S. while businessmen in tailored suits haggled in boardrooms over billions of dollars of revenue.
NHL strike hurts league
While the NHL owners and the NHLPA play a seemingly endless game of "who will blink first," the fans are left to twist in the wind.
Premier playing poker?
Premier Christy Clark's proposition to strike a 10-year period of "labour peace" with the B.C. teachers seems like a high-stakes poker game to the president of the Burnaby Teachers' Association.
Pickets walk the icbc line
MORE than 1,000 unionized workers were off the job at ICBC's head office in North Vancouver Wednesday as the Canadian Office and Professional Employees Union staged a one-day walkout.
Players united in NHL lockout
One of the Tri-Cities' top NHL players remains hopeful the lockout will end soon, but says it's going to fall on the owners to come up with a better offer.
ICBC workers in city hit the bricks Tuesday
More than 1,500 Insurance Corporation of British Columbia claims staff members are striking next Tuesday.
