Economy, Law & Politics

B.C. tech firm acclaimed for 'innovation' violated copyright, court rules

Restrictions had been loosened just over two weeks ago

B.C.’s labour market remained steady in November as the economy continued to add jobs while remaining relatively tight. Total employment rose by 4,600 persons (or 0.2%) from October. While insignificant, the trend remained positive.

Daily case count in the province is double what it was earlier this week

The SEC alleges Yvonne Gasarchis, whose Chinese name is Zhiying Chen, received over $1 million between 2010 and 2019 for facilitating transactions between shell companies

'Records that are submitted and are suspected to be fraudulent are reported to law enforcement'

Province reports 584 new COVID-19 infections in the past day

Omicron appears to spread more readily than Delta variant; there's a higher chance of re-infection, as well as infection of vaccinated people. Modelling shows rising cases on Vancouver Island, driven by outbreaks at UVic and a religious gathering

In a year when nearly 1,400 unmarked graves were discovered at residential schools, a new report finds only 11 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 calls to action have been completed. Is Canada at a turning point or will this 'abysmal' record continue?

A supply of the at-home tests is expected to be delivered by the federal government in mid- to late January