Economy, Law & Politics

At the end of May, Canadian Security Intelligence Service agents met with Mayor Kennedy Stewart and warned him that the People’s Republic of China government could directly or indirectly interfere with the 2022 civic election.

COVID-19 case counts showing typical summer decline

The Clerk of the B.C. Legislative Assembly introduced the new executive financial officer to the all-party oversight committee on June 29, but did not say a word about the previous one.

National Advisory Committee on Immunization expects COVID-19 resurgence this fall and winter

Canada will extend its current border measures through September to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and its variants from international travel.

Researchers in Ontario have taken the first step in solving the enigma of long COVID. Next, they plan to translate their work across Canada, including two hospitals in B.C. with the technology to replicate it

Former Vancouver investment adviser Bradley Moynes is charged with multiple counts of securities fraud

For some Canadians, the return to work has translated into driving greater distances than before

Staff of the NDP cabinet minister who is the subject of a BC Liberal conflict of interest complaint say she did not participate in the decision to grant $15 million to the purchaser of her husband’s investment property.

A look at John Horgan’s rise to power, tumultuous time as B.C.’s 36th premier and beginning of the end for his political career. 2013 Sept. 18 Adrian Dix resigns as NDP leader, five months after losing the provincial election he was expected to win.