Economy, Law & Politics

Immigration backlog is growing, with tens of thousands of applications not being processed

As food inflation persists, some have seen an opportunity to advocate for an end to supply management

The latest from the B.C. Supreme Court

Termination letters noted that the nurses had been repeatedly advised provincial order requiring them to be vaccinated against COVID-19

Han Dong, until recently a Liberal MP, is suing Global News for defamation and seeking $15 million in damages

Flight attendants work almost 35 hours for free every month: union president

Shou Zi Chew described the possibility of China using TikTok to interfere in a U.S. election as 'highly hypothetical'

Michael McEvoy was examining the party's use of the controversial technology for identification purposes in nomination races.

The court ruled that a term or condition of employment need not be changed in order for an employer to contravene the B.C. Human Rights Code

Airport expects 18 per cent fewer travellers this week than same week in 2019