Economy, Law & Politics

No new outbreaks, 37% of British Columbians fully vaccinated

Are you ready to travel across Canada? Will you stop wearing a mask? Starting July 1, British Columbians may enjoy Canada-wide travel, larger “normal” gatherings, larger groups at restaurants and no restrictions for alcohol service, just to name a fe

COVID-19 still claiming lives, despite 78% vaccination rate

A British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) panel has found that a former investment advisor made a false or misleading statement when he lied under oath to BCSC investigators

Feds say emergency response officials and military had already trained to respond to flooding or wildfire during the COVID-19 pandemic

There are 729 active cases of COVID-19 in the province

Tunnel project underway from Burnaby Mountain to Westridge terminal

Canadian retail sales plunged 5.7% in April as the third wave of the pandemic and more restrictive public health measures affected retailers in several provinces.

Province records no deaths in two straight days for first time since October

Crown lawyers and Meng Wanzhou’s defence traded fire in her extradition case today over defence efforts to introduce new HSBC evidence that showed the bank knew of Huawei Technologies’ relationship with a subsidiary operating in Iran.