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Gap between minimum wage and 'living wage' rising across B.C.

  • A report indicates that higher housing costs are making the gap between B.C.'s minimum wage and the living wage larger.
  • Currently, B.C.'s minimum wage is $17.40, while the living wage for Metro Vancouver is $27.05.
  • Labour Minister Jennifer Whiteside recognized the rising costs outlined in the report.
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