Vancouver Sun
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Jun 6, 2026
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B.C. government appoints mediator after 911 communication workers issue strike notice
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The frontline staff with E-Comm Emergency Communications for British Columbia Incorporated, also known as E-Comm 911, handle more than two million 911 calls yearly. SUPPLIED Article content The B.C. government has appointed a mediator to help negotiate a new contract after 911 emergency communication workers issued a 72-hour strike notice. Article content CUPE 8911, which represents more than 700 E-Comm workers, issued the strike notice on Friday after talks broke down. Article content Article content The union has said sticking points are staffing issues, workload and the long-term sustainabi…
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