British Columbia raises minimum wage to $17.85 per hour to combat inflation and poverty.

The British Columbia government is raising the minimum wage by 45 cents to $17.85 per hour, effective June 1, to help workers keep up with inflation. This annual increase, mandated by changes to the Employment Standards Act, aims to reduce poverty and make life more affordable. Minimum agricultural piece rates will rise on December 31 to avoid disrupting the harvesting season.

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