Economy, Law & Politics

After alleged scurrilous claims circulate online, Talmud Torah files lawsuit in B.C. Supreme Court

An NDP MLA is facing conflict-of-interest allegations because he sits on a committee discussing ride hailing despite the fact that his father owns a Bluebird taxi in Victoria. Ravi Kahlon, MLA for Delta North, is facing pressure from the B.C.

A son and mother who bought an Abbotsford house together have been ordered to sell the shared residence after he evicted her, claiming the home was his – although she made the down payment and contributed toward the mortgage. B.C.

The latest establishment survey data from Statistics Canada pointed to gains in wages and hiring in B.C., but with abated upward momentum. Average weekly earnings rose 0.2% in November to $983.05, following a 0.6% increase the previous month.

Government business overshadowed by spending scandal in legislature

Fight includes allegations of defamation, workplace bullying, inadequate oversight

Abrupt departure follows allegations that the prime minister improperly tried to influence her when she was justice minister

Province’s health authorities raised $34.3 million from parking last year

The new four-year agreement comes after a week of strike action, and months of negotiations

Business, industry leaders want to see lower taxes and greater incentives in upcoming B.C. and Canadian budgets