Economy, Law & Politics

Talks broke down last week between the provincial government, employers and the 10 unions representing B.C.’s 15,000 community social services workers. The parties have been trying to reach a collective agreement since February.

B.C. winery owners and wine lawyers say they are confused by the B.C. government's response to a federal bill that MPs passed last week to allow Canadians to carry wine across provincial boundaries.

Owners and operators of Vancouver's Westin Bayshore Resort & Marina are suing for damages after a fire suppression system allegedly failed and caused water damage to the property.

British Columbians can now bring liquor back into B.C. from other Canadian provinces and territories without paying additional taxes, according to Rich Coleman , the minister responsible for the British Columbia Liquor Distribution Branch .

Canadian exporter confidence has bounced back from one of the lowest points on record last fall, according to an Export Development Canada (EDC) survey released this morning.

The BC Liberal Party is touting last night's Premier's dinner as an indication that the struggling party can yet prevail in an election.

$12 billion in corporate deals announced in B.C. thus far in 2012

If you had to put a price on living in one of the world’s most livable cities, how much would you be willing to pay?

Council broadens original motion to investigate ways to reduce litter in the city

BC's judicial system is doing more with less, but at a cost.