Economy, Law & Politics

NDP house leader Ravi Kahlon agreed with BC Liberal and Green counterparts that lawmakers shouldn’t get a raise while British Columbians are grappling with higher costs

27 more people recorded as having died while positive with COVID-19

"Neither a malicious attack nor an authorized employee abusing their credentials is likely to be caught in the act"

Big political players, institutions and political considerations circle around the provincial government in deciding to approve a City of Surrey plan to maintain the RCMP

Dave Deines with the Ambulance Paramedics and Emergency Dispatchers of B.C. said planning and policies can only go so far when staffing is inadequate

The government wanted a washroom facility at the Rogers Pass Discovery Centre in Glacier National Park

The number of non-residents paying for births in B.C. hospitals has dropped over 80 per cent compared to pre-pandemic levels. The decline is attributed to China's travel restrictions, says an immigration policy expert

Newly created Crown corporation earmarking between $5M and $10M for first three investments

British Columbia’s largest forestry companies have grown for two consecutive years but have not reached their 2019 employment peak, according to data collected on Business in Vancouver’s list of the biggest forestry companies in b.C. (page 10).

In its campaign platform, ABC Vancouver promised that if it won a majority of the seats on city council, that it “will limit partisan activity from Mayoral office staff.” Ken Sim won the mayoralty on Oct.