B.C. not intervening in Fraser Valley transit strike
It is day two of the full-scale strike for transit workers in the Fraser Valley but B.C.'s Labour Minister Harry Bains says the province has no plans to intervene. Legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey has the details of how the dispute might proceed.
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