Economy, Law & Politics

A government bill now before the B.C. legislature promises tough new quality standards for hundreds of private career-training institutions, ending more than a decade of self-regulation.

Speaking at the Surrey Board of Trade’s Women in Business Awards ceremony Thursday, the Liberal leader vowed better stats gathering from a federal level

Have you been a victim? Maybe without even knowing?

Allegations of treaty breach results from decades of industrial activity in Peace River region

Shirley Bond plans to unveil a new system for setting B.C.’s minimum wage, but has no intention of raising it to $15 an hour from $10.25 any time soon

This will come as no surprise to many Vancouverites: the city has once again come in first place in North America in Mercer’s annual list ranking quality of living

For Don Zwozdesky, the fatal explosion that ripped through Lakeland Mills nearly three years ago was something he'd sooner forget but will always remember.

Canada’s central bank is keeping its overnight rate target at 0.75% for the time being, it announced March 4

Utilities fees and property tax to increase to support $1.2 billion operating budget

Cleanup progressively became less of a priority at Lakeland Mills as the focus turned increasingly to simply keeping the mill running, heard an inquest into the explosion that killed two workers nearly three years ago as it continued Tuesday (March 3