Economy, Law & Politics

Canadian business confidence is down, according to the latest Canadian Federation of Independent Business. Despite the national decline, B.C. small and medium enterprises (SMEs) reported increases in both short-term and long-term indices.

City of Abbotsford awaits billions in funding in wake of 2021 flooding

Scarce testing finding ever-fewer COVID-19 infections

Canada has sent approximately 335 members on the Canadian delegation to the annual COP 27 event, taking place Nov. 6-18, but final cost have not been revealed

B.C. is the first province to have its Supreme Court rule on workplace vaccine mandates

The ex-mayor of Surrey had originally accused a Keep the RCMP in Surrey activist of running over his foot, but he has since been charged with public mischief

The damage caused by Sumas Valley flooding last year came with a $675 billion price tag for insurance companies. Most of that total was used to cover commercial property, according to the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC).

Supreme Court decision sides with trucking commissioner in fining firm for underpaying drivers

The ex mayor of Surrey urged police to obtain surveillance footage, according to defence lawyer Richard Peck

The ex-Surrey mayor had alleged that Keep the RCMP in Surrey’s Debi Johnstone ran over his foot in the Southpoint Save-On-Foods parking lot on Sept. 4, 2021