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Boeing faces a new FAA review as a key supplier plans temporary furloughs due to labor strike

The FAA said it will examine key safety processes at Boeing over the next three months. SEATTLE — Boeing's biggest supplier of aircraft...

Opinion: Housing crisis takes centre stage in Metro Vancouver election battleground

New polling from Research Co. shows that 52 per cent of Metro Vancouverites believe that housing is the foremost issue in the region, dwarfing...

US Postal Service unveils new holiday season stamps

USPS said stamps are an important American holiday tradition each year for art enthusiasts and stamp collectors. PARK CITY, Utah — The newest...

B.C. election 2024: A guide to the leaders and party platforms

Voters in British Columbia head to the polls on Saturday in a hotly contested race between the province’s New Democratic Party, Conservative Party and...

These Portland townhomes aren’t just affordable for first-time buyers, they’re also net-zero homes

A half-dozen new townhomes now sit on the corner of Northeast Holman and 27th Avenue, offering affordable, energy-efficient options for first-time home buyers. ...

How this Vancouver heritage home set a benchmark for sustainable construction

Walking through Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant neighbourhood, one can see many character homes built before 1940 with heritage elements like hipped roofs, dormer windows and...

PBO projects deficit exceeded $40B pledge, Liberals won’t say if they’ll meet target

OTTAWA — The federal government likely failed to keep its deficit below the promised $40-billion cap in the last fiscal year, the parliamentary budget...

Thieves target Northeast Portland food cart pod: ‘It feels so bad’

One cart targeted at the Rose City Food Cart had only been there for about a week. PORTLAND, Oregon — A group of...

Portland State University faculty receive layoff notices

Close to 100 faculty members received notices this week that they could lose their jobs. The union representing faculty said more notices could land...

Opinion: If provincial parties want to support a healthy economy, they should talk about sport

There is a myriad of pressing issues shaping our province, including concerns around affordability, quality of life, housing, crime and health care. Sport could...

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