Economy, Law & Politics

Documents highlight confusion before officials discovered attendee at Pacific Dental Conference was infected, leading to 87 coronavirus cases and one death

Throughout Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor's three years of detention, Canadian officials said they didn't want to politicize their cases. But according to FOI documents, Ottawa lobbied U.S., Chinese and E.U. officials at the highest levels.

An Abbotsford composting facility set to join a growing network of renewable natural gas providers has been hit with several violations over toxic effluence containing dead mink.

Westbank First Nation claims one of its own council officials “fraudulently colluded” to arrange below-market-value Peachland property sale

Record 84 per cent of ‘prime-aged women’ participating in workforce

Ian Campbell says economic reconciliation is the opportunity to correct injustices that were imposed through colonialization

Home prices continued to spiral higher in January as overzealous buyers and a low supply environment drove further gains. The average Multiple Listing Service price in B.C. shot up to a record $1.

13 more COVID-19 deaths raise province's pandemic death toll to 2,896

Gasoline prices surging amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

A revenue neutral carbon tax would allow high gas taxes to be offset -- BC Liberal leader