British Columbia

British Columbia is making it easier for internationally educated professionals (IEPs) to have their credentials recognized in the province. The International Credentials Recognition Act, set to take effect on July …

British Columbia is making it easier for more workers to receive access to mental health assistance from WorkSafeBC for work-related trauma, including coroners, respiratory therapists, and social workers. Effective today …

With summer approaching, WorkSafeBC is urging employers to take proactive measures to protect workers from the dangers of extreme heat and wildfire smoke. These conditions pose significant health risks, including …

British Columbia has launched an online reporting tool aimed at helping employers efficiently prepare pay transparency reports, as mandated by the B.C. Pay Transparency Act, which became law on May …

British Columbia has announced an open call for individuals interested in joining its Provincial Committee on Anti-Racism. This new committee will play a key role in advising the government on …

Effective June 3, drivers in British Columbia are required to maintain new minimum distances from pedestrians and other vulnerable road users. The updated rules are designed to enhance safety for …

As of June 1, 2024, employees in public post-secondary institutions in British Columbia will benefit from new protections under the Public Interest Disclosure Act (PIDA), allowing them to confidentially report …

More than 500 workers are on strike at the Gibraltar copper mine in central British Columbia, about 200 kilometres south of Prince George. Unifor says its Local 3018 members voted …

A new helpline has been introduced in British Columbia to support individuals who witness or experience racist incidents. The Racist Incident Helpline, a toll-free service, offers trauma-informed and culturally appropriate …