Economy, Law & Politics

Compensation rose two per cent last year after 42 per cent bump in 2020

The 44 COVID-19 deaths in a week is the highest total since June 16

The Canadian Olympic Committee’s bid to bring another Winter Olympics to Vancouver is over.

B.C. Lt.-Gov. Janet Austin formally asked premier-designate David Eby to confirm he had the confidence the house and then asked him to form government

One of Vancouver mayor Ken Sim’s campaign promises was “on his first day as mayor…will be requisitioning for the hire of 100 new police officers and 100 mental health nurses.” But the first step in tackling the city’s street crime and addiction crises will not be on the agenda.

The biggest spend relates to the latest wave of the Ministry of Health’s $8.8 million 2022 campaign to promote COVID-19 shots

Roundtables aimed at finding ways to protect gig workers

The Bank of Canada raised its key interest rate by half a percentage point on Wednesday, bringing it to 3.75 per cent.

Vancouver city hall’s integrity commissioner has recommended the co-chair of the Vancouver Renters Advisory Committee be reprimanded for comments made against a city councillor. Lisa Southern’s Oct.

Two recently elected B.C. mayors want the provincial government to reform the Community Charter to better oversee city hall transparency