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Aastha Pandey-Kanaan

Aastha Pandey-Kanaan

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Web Editor and Reporter, CityNews Vancouver

Vancouver

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Total articles 417

  • B.C. ports operations set to resume, despite ongoing labour dispute: BCMEA

    By Aastha Pandey-Kanaan Verified| CityNews Vancouver Verified Operations at B.C. ports are set to resume tomorrow, despite the ongoing labour dispute between a union representing more than 700 locked-out port workers and the BC Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA). In a release Wednesday, the BCMEA said the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) issued an order directing them and all their members to resume operations on Nov. 14 and continue operations and duties until the Board makes a final decision about the labour dispute.

    By Aastha Pandey-Kanaan Verified · CityNews Vancouver

    Nov. 14, 2024

  • Pedestrian hospitalized after being hit by car in New Westminster: BCEHS

    By Raynaldo Suarez, Aastha Pandey-Kanaan Verified| CityNews Vancouver Verified A pedestrian has been rushed to hospital after being struck by a vehicle in New Westminster Wednesday afternoon. BC Emergency Health Services (EHS) told 1130 NewsRadio that just after 5:15 p.m. it received a phone call about a motor vehicle incident involving a pedestrian near McBride Blvd and 8 Ave. "Two ambulances responded and transported one patient to hospital in serious condition," said Joshua Grant, media relations with EHS.

    By Raynaldo Suarez, Aastha Pandey-Kanaan Verified · CityNews Vancouver

    Nov. 13, 2024

  • B.C. ports operations set to resume, despite ongoing labour dispute: BCMEA

    By Aastha Pandey-Kanaan Verified| CityNews Vancouver Verified Operations at B.C. ports are set to resume tomorrow, despite the ongoing labour dispute between a union representing more than 700 locked-out port workers and the BC Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA). In a release Wednesday, the BCMEA said the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) issued an order directing them and all their members to resume operations on Nov. 14 and continue operations and duties until the Board makes a final decision about the labour dispute.

    By Aastha Pandey-Kanaan Verified · CityNews Vancouver

    Nov. 14, 2024

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CityNews Vancouver

Toronto's source for breaking news, traffic, and weather 24 hours a day.

New Westminster, Canada

+1 416-599-2489

Founded: 1972