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Amazon expansion in Lower Mainland to create more than 2,000 jobs - Business News

Amazon expansion in Lower Mainland to create more than 2,000 jobs - Business News
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Amazon to open five new distribution hubs in Metro Vancouver, add 2,000 jobs

A sort centre will open in Langley City later in 2021, creating over 500 jobs. Three delivery stations in Langley Township, Pitt Meadows, and Delta will each generate hundreds of jobs. The Langley Township facility opened in February, and the remaining locations will open later this year. “We’re thrilled to expand our network in British Columbia to better serve our customers while offering our employees bright, safe careers with on-the-job training and upskilling,” said Sumegha Kumar, Director of Canadian Customer Fulfillment Operations at Amazon Canada, in a statement. “Our new facilities will help us meet our customers’ growing demand for great products and faster delivery times while also expanding the service and support we can provide to the thousands of local small businesses selling their products on Amazon.”

Drop-in coronavirus vaccine clinic in Langley draws long lines

Fraser Health held a drop-in COVID-19 vaccine clinic for residents of the southern part of Langley Township on Sunday, prompting long lineups and causing confusion for some eager residents.

Fraser Health offers drop-in vaccine clinic for south Langley Township

Fraser Health offers drop-in vaccine clinic for south Langley Township Fraser Health is offering a drop-in clinic Sunday for COVID-19 vaccinations in south Langley Township, one of the Lower Mainland s high transmission neighbourhoods.  Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 25, 2021 12:36 PM PT | Last Updated: April 25 The AstraZeneca vaccine is eligible for British Columbians born in 1981 or earlier. (Leah Hennel/AHS)

Langley condo fire: Investigation continues days after blaze forced dozens out of their homes

  LANGLEY, B.C. An investigation continues into what caused a massive fire at a condo development in Langley Monday. The explosive fire all but leveled the four-building pre-sale condo development that had been nearing completion. There is no indication that the fire is suspicious, but Langley Township’s deputy fire chief, Bruce Ferguson, says an in-depth investigation is underway. That investigation includes other agencies and private fire investigators. Ferguson says it appears the blaze began somewhere in the centre of the complex which was under construction. The fire forced more than 100 people living nearby from their homes, but residents in all but two units have been allowed to return.

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