Economy, Law & Politics

Two Canadian lawyers suggest that if an avatar is an extension of a person, then an abuse toward the avatar is an abuse toward the person.

Two more in B.C. die from COVID-19 in past day.

Rebates going to drivers to defray high gasoline costs

Lack of trained personnel was factor in failure to issue localized alerts during last year’s heat dome, forest fires and flooding, briefing note says

They should be picked up to use at a future time when you show symptoms of the virus.

B.C.’s economy continued to add jobs at a robust pace in February. Provincial employment increased by 21,000 persons (0.8 per cent) from January. While this increase lagged behind the 1.8 per cent national gain, the drag of Omicron on B.C.

ICU COVID-19 patient count highest in two weeks

The new deal makes many promises, including introducing a new dental care program for low-income Canadians. But those savings are likely to be "eaten up" by higher housing costs, according to one B.C. university professor.

Responses have come in from Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Victoria.

The black speaker helmets were sold in Toys R Us in Canada and Walmart in the U.S.