Economy, Law & Politics

Former Victoria ­investment advisers David Michael Michaels and Ian Thow may have trouble getting new ­driver’s licences or renewing vehicle insurance if they don’t pay fines owing to the B.C. Securities Commission.

The Meng Wanzhou extradition hearings continue today with the arguments about whether the United States overreached beyond its jurisdiction in its charges against Meng expected to be concluded.

Carbon tax increases, PST on soda pop and 'Netflix tax' goes into effect today

B.C. recorded 1,013 cases in the past day, for a total of 100,048.

JIBC board deliberated on an international education policy that is to consider human rights violations for its program offerings

The Meng Wanzhou extradition hearings continues today as the defence is scheduled to conclude its argument that the U.S. violated international law in charging the Huawei Technologies CFO.

London Drugs books all its available appointments day ahead of scheduled roll-out

No new deaths from COVID-19, so B.C.'s death toll stays at 1,455

If you are between the ages of 55 and 65, you will have to wait until May or June before you can get vaccinated for COVID-19, according to the provincial government’s rollout timeline, unless you want to jump the queue through your pharmacy. The B.C.

Sending out cheques for $1 is a waste of money, woman says, after receiving a smaller cheque than she expected for insuring two cars last year; the province had said when the ICBC rebate was announced that cheques would be between $25 and $400