Economy, Law & Politics

Sick of paying for gas in B.C.? Take advantage of the predicted drop in prices on July 23.

John McIver was found dead inside a Vancouver appliance-repair business he had run for 50 years.

The trial of Wolfpack Alliance gangster Rabih (Robby) Alkhalil will go on without him. The 35-year-old escaped July 21 from North Fraser Pretrial Centre in Coquitlam, putting a temporary halt on his first degree murder trial in B.C. Supreme Court.

The culprit opened a CIBC bank account and collected $3,150 in Canada Emergency Response Benefits and three deposits of $450 for other pandemic supports.

Board approves vote-count for a proposal to add Abbotsford and Chilliwack GFL workers to Squamish's bargaining unit.

The BC NDP has yet to deliver on its promise of free birth control, which could save the public money in the long run, advocates say.

Back-to-back closures of small community emergency rooms on North Vancouver Island over the weekend is another example of the overall erosion of the primary care system in rural communities, the BC Green Party and the BC Nurses’ Union say.

A group of landowners in Black Creek, British Columbia, is suing the owners and operators of the Saratoga Speedway, claiming excessive noise from the racetrack is a “nuisance” that is wreaking havoc on the surrounding community and making neighbourin

B.C. managed to eke out further employment gains in June as a rise in job seekers allowed employers to fill a portion of the ballooning number of vacant positions in the province. Total employment rose by a solid 6,100 persons or 0.

Mining raised most capital, followed by tech and telecoms