Economy, Law & Politics

'It’s called the Monetary Judgment Enforcement Act. I guess I’m wondering, where’s the enforcement?'

Families in Victoria, Kelowna, Vancouver and many remote communities face most extreme cost-of-living pressures.

Some Bank of Canada council members believe it's more likely than not that interest rates will need to go higher to get inflation back to target levels

Visitor counts set to rise, but cost-of-living hikes may pause some vacation plans

Treaty rights come first, industry second, says Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation representative

Unsigned will recognized as 'testimentary intention' to hand over operation of Powder King north of Prince George to widowed wife

Such contributions have typically been negotiated during rezonings, which will no longer be needed in some cases under new provincial rules

An Amazon delivery driver faces slew of theft charges after a Burnaby RCMP search warrant turned up items that should have been delivered to customers but were allegedly being sold on Facebook Marketplace instead

The BC College of Nurses and Midwives says it has received 13 reports in the past 18 months of incidents involving unauthorized midwifery practitioners and/or unauthorized use of title.

John Horgan's snap 2020 election call didn't violate law, B.C.'s Court of Appeal has ruled