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B.C. opening new schools, seats across the province this fall

B.C. opening new schools, seats across the province this fall

More seats are set to be announced in the Langley School District.
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Dollarama customers both 'resilient' and 'fragile' as tariff tensions continue: CEO

Dollarama customers both 'resilient' and 'fragile' as tariff tensions continue: CEO

Canadian consumers are proving to be a headscratcher for Dollarama Inc.
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Ottawa provides nearly $22.7M to expand EV charging stations in B.C.

Ottawa provides nearly $22.7M to expand EV charging stations in B.C.

Canada is "taking bold action to become an energy superpower," says minister.
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Metro Vancouver's waste-to-energy project gets federal boost to help triple capacity

Metro Vancouver's waste-to-energy project gets federal boost to help triple capacity

A waste-to-energy project in Burnaby will use heat from garbage to provide low-cost, low-carbon heating for up to 50,000 homes.
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Multi-family activity picking up after a lacklustre first half

Multi-family activity picking up after a lacklustre first half

Buyers cautious as market sees influx of product, challenged rents
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Beedie's Stanley Park concert nets record $2.5M for food bank

Beedie's Stanley Park concert nets record $2.5M for food bank

Def Leppard headlined the show that drew about 3,000 invited guests to Malkin Bowl.
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B.C. says it's starting to close 'gaps' in forest carbon accounting after critical audit

B.C. says it's starting to close 'gaps' in forest carbon accounting after critical audit

B.C. has revised forest carbon policy in response to a critical audit, but one expert says the province's efforts to kickstart investment in forest carbon offsets still falls short.
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B.C. to receive $326M this year from the Canada Community-Building Fund

B.C. to receive $326M this year from the Canada Community-Building Fund

SURREY — The federal government says British Columbia is set to receive more than $326 million this fiscal year to help fund community infrastructure projects.
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B.C. civil engineer sanctioned over flawed flood hazard report

B.C. civil engineer sanctioned over flawed flood hazard report

The Engineers and Geoscientists B.C. (EGBC) has issued a three-month suspension and financial penalties against an engineer who failed to meet professional standards on a Sea to Sky project.
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Former B.C.-based airline, chairman to pay $100K for failure to disclose

Former B.C.-based airline, chairman to pay $100K for failure to disclose

Canada Jetlines Ltd. and its former CEO settle with the B.C. Securities Commission for failing to disclose a terminated aircraft deal.
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