Economy, Law & Politics

Employees represented by CUPE 15 will vote on the agreement Monday, February 11

Two senior legislature officials, suspended with pay pending a criminal investigation, have defended themselves against allegations of “flagrant overspending,” saying that the Speaker approved some of the expenses he later questioned.

The provincial government will invest $5.6 million to expand BC Settlement and Integration Services (BCSIS) to expand services by 45%, officials announced Friday.

Province's unemployment rate increased as more people entered the workforce

Parties’ policies prevent compliance with privacy law; 17 changes recommended

B.C. retail sales advanced during November, counter to the national decline. Seasonally adjusted retail sales in B.C. rose 0.3% in November over the previous month, while Canada experienced a 0.9% decline overall.

Municipal government approaches to licensing of cannabis stores vary across the province

Many parents meet family obligations while working away from home: B.C. Court of Appeal

A Glacier Media investigation reveals widespread alleged exploitation of investors on the Canadian Securities Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange. Those alleged of defrauding investors include former City of North Vancouver manager Kenneth Tollstam.

The union representing the workers says it is still at odds with management after more than eight months of bargaining