Economy, Law & Politics

Speakers say issue belongs to public health officials, not politicians

Concerns include lack of access to emergency services, on-demand mental health and addictions facilities, physicians, paramedics, and other health professionals

As Canada's first living wage city, New Westminster has now set its sights on a fair wage policy

The City of Burnaby must navigate high construction costs while planning multimillion-dollar rec centre redevelopments — which some councillors suggested may have been designed 'for aesthetic reasons' rather than for function

The changes include allowing childcare facilities in more areas, and relaxing rules for those located in house conversions

Canada expelled an Indian diplomat this week after alleging the Indian government was involved in the assassination of a Canadian on B.C. soil

While RCMP train in Regina, the Justice Institute of British Columbia is the only academy available for B.C police forces

Local governments using a combination of bylaws and regulations to build safely in flood-prone areas

Four transport companies allegedly worked together to keep prices high

The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate steady at five per cent earlier this month amid signs of the economy weakening