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“People are spending less”: B.C. Restaurants and Food Services Association

President and CEO Ian Tostenson says the cost in government red tape and regulation has also been a hindrance within the industry as well as the 16-thousand job vacancies for cooks and chefs.

Restaurants across the province could feel the pinch of BCGEU strike

Over 2,000 union members hit the picket lines yesterday (Tuesday) including over 260 in Prince George demanding a new contract requesting wage increases of about four percent.

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Hartley’s Cat Scan with Jim Playfair – October 13th, 2026

This is a weekly podcast featuring the ‘who’s who’ of the Prince George Cougars. Hartley’s guest this week is Cougars Associate Coach Jim Playfair.
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