Isaac Phan Nay is a Reporter/Editor at CBC News in Vancouver. He covers a diverse range of topics including professional sports, artificial intelligence, corporate sustainability, and climate policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news across North America. Isaac's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Toronto Star, Canada's National Observer, and The Tyee.
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The Canada Labour Congress says the legislation would let Ottawa break strikes.
Employers are refusing to include protections on artificial intelligence in contract negotiations, unions say.
By: Isaac Phan Nay
Higher property taxes are one of the ways municipal governments are trying to ensure their communities benefit from the boom in AI data centre development
By: Isaac Phan Nay
There's an argument playing out at bargaining tables across the province.
For Mayor Joan Atkinson, the local hyperscale artificial intelligence data centre is a welcome addition to the District of Mackenzie. But there's a problem, the facility pays property taxes at the same rate a local coffee shop would.
There’s an argument playing out at bargaining tables across the province. Crystal Braunwarth, co-chair of the BC Federation of Labour’s.
By Isaac Phan Nay | The Tyee There's an argument playing out at bargaining tables across the province. Crystal Braunwarth, co-chair of…
Reporter Katie Hyslop breaks down party promises, election drama and the top issues.
We asked economists to explain how we got here and the consequences for the province’s economy.
Victoria bureau chief Andrew MacLeod breaks down the issues and what’s at stake.
