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Insider Trading: June 22, 2020

Insider Trading: June 22, 2020

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed in the week ended June 18. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.
Will COVID-19 usher in era of deficit budgets for B.C.?

Will COVID-19 usher in era of deficit budgets for B.C.?

Pandemic exposed weakness in the province’s health-care system, economist says
Indigenous Day (Part 3): B.C. minister acknowledges province’s ‘very dark’ history

Indigenous Day (Part 3): B.C. minister acknowledges province’s ‘very dark’ history

Glacier Media hears from Indigenous leader, police chief and government minister in three-part series in advance of National Indigenous Peoples Day
B.C. records only one COVID-19 death in past 13 days

B.C. records only one COVID-19 death in past 13 days

Province's death toll from the virus that caused a global pandemic remains at 168
Surrey’s IT police system gamble could nearly double transition costs: expert

Surrey’s IT police system gamble could nearly double transition costs: expert

City assuming it can keep using RCMP’s systems, but if it can’t, the extra price tag could be $32.5 million
B.C. rental supplements to continue until August

B.C. rental supplements to continue until August

Ban on evictions for reasons other than unpaid rent to be lifted in late June
B.C. ER staff allegedly played game guessing blood-alcohol levels of First Nations patients

B.C. ER staff allegedly played game guessing blood-alcohol levels of First Nations patients

The province is investigating after allegations surfaced late Thursday that medical staff in one or multiple unidentified emergency rooms in B.C. played games involving guessing the blood-alcohol levels of First Nations patients. B.C.
Trudeau: Ottawa using 'a range of tactics' to bring back Canadians detained in China

Trudeau: Ottawa using 'a range of tactics' to bring back Canadians detained in China

At his daily morning press conference, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stopped short of criticizing Beijing over its formal charging of two Canadian citizens with espionage, noting Ottawa is engaging in “plenty of action behind the scene in fi
Indigenous Day (Part 2): Vancouver police chief says VPD values its relationship with Indigenous peoples

Indigenous Day (Part 2): Vancouver police chief says VPD values its relationship with Indigenous peoples

Glacier Media hears from Indigenous leader, police chief and government minister in three-part series in advance of National Indigenous Peoples Day
B.C. health workers finally all working at single sites

B.C. health workers finally all working at single sites

B.C. government has for months been working to make this happen