Economy, Law & Politics

The hotline, plagued by initial problems, was designed to assist the first wave of those eligible for vaccines to easily book appointments at provincial clinics and sites

This comes as COVID-19 Omicron wave shows signs of waning

Small business confidence in British Columbia dipped in January, consistent with patterns across the country but at a less pronounced pace. The short-term three-month index fell 0.4 points to 44.8 points while the 12-month outlook fell 3.

Average number of security staff increased over past year while median fell at top firms

Province discontinues providing data for active cases and recoveries

Woman in charge of province's COVID-19 vaccination campaign was paid $405,000 for nine months’ work, provincial documents show

B.C.'s Human Rights Tribunal says a complaint about being discriminated against based on a disability must include medical evidence proving such a disability indeed exists

Retirement benefit to ex-legislature clerk Craig James was questioned by payroll manager

An estimated 64,000 additional tradespeople will be needed in B.C. over the next 10 years

18 more die from the disease, raising B.C.'s death toll to 2,725